How to Keep Your Water Bills Low This Summer
In light of this year’s record-setting temperatures, we thought it would be timely to share multiple ways to help you keep your summer water bills low. Around Your Home: Toilets […]
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Annual Water Quality Report – 2020
North City Water District continues to maintain state and federal water quality guidelines that are significantly below EPA maximum levels. All About Your Water Where Is Your Water From? Tolt […]
Annual Water Quality Report – 2019
All About Your Water Where Is Your Water From? Tolt and Cedar River Watersheds. Who Tests Your Water? Your drinking water is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), who […]
Annual Water Quality Report – 2018
All About Your Water Where Is Your Water From? Tolt and Cedar River Watersheds. Who Tests Your Water? Your drinking water is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), who […]
Winner Announced on our Reusable Bag Design Contest!
The first annual North City Water District Design-A-Bag Contest was a huge success! Kids age 12 and under submitted 18 fabulous entries from all around the District, each one creatively […]
Calling All Kids for a Reusable Bag Design Contest
Does your child love to draw? North City Water District would like to invite all kids age 12 and under to participate in our “Design a Reusable Bag” contest, using […]
Annual Water Quality Report – 2017
All About Your Water Where Is Your Water From? Tolt and Cedar River Watersheds. Who Tests Your Water? Your drinking water is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), who […]
Annual Water Quality Report – 2016
All About Your Water WHO: Your drinking water is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), who sets drinking water quality standards, establishes testing methods and monitoring requirements for water […]
Annual Water Quality Report – 2015
All About Your Water WHO: Your drinking water is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), who sets drinking water quality standards, establishes testing methods and monitoring requirements for water […]
Don’t Let the Rainfall Fool You
Back on November 10, Seattle Public Utilities reported that recent rains had improved our region’s water supply, prompting the cities of Everett, Seattle and Tacoma to return to the lowest […]
Seattle Public Utilities Changing the Water Supply Outlook
Seattle Public Utilities has officially changed its water supply outlook from “good” to “fair.” Blue = actual; Grey = average. Image courtesy of the Seattle Weather Blog With a scant […]
Watering Lawns During Drought Conditions
Lawns are already “going golden” this year. Given Governor Inslee’s recent announcement about a statewide drought, should you water your lawn, and if so, how much? Before the idea of watering your grass […]
Annual Water Quality Report – 2014
All About Your Water: Who: Your drinking water is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), who sets drinking water quality standards, establishes testing methods and monitoring requirements for water […]
Thanksgiving Water-Saving Tips
by Tracy Quinn As originally posted on the National Resources Defense Council Staff’s Blog As you prepare to brine that turkey (or Tofurky) and peel pounds upon pounds of potatoes, […]
North City Water District Recognized for Recycling and Waste Reduction
As reported recently in the Shoreline Area News, North City Water District was recently named by King County’s Solid Waste Division on their 2014 “Best Workplaces for Recycling and Waste Reduction” […]