May 2021 Customer Mailing
Annual Rate Increase to be reflected on August Invoice ; Drought and the Need for Voluntary Conservation Click Images to Enlarge Click Here to Download PDF
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Montecito Water District Supports Approval of State Water Project Contract Amendments WITHOUT County’s Conditions
Montecito Water District has provided a letter of request to Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors for consideration at their upcoming hearing on Tuesday of next week: February 2, 2021. Â The request is that the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors authorize the Santa Barbara County Flood Control and Water Conservation District to execute State […]
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Public Outreach Regarding Copper in Customer Tap Water
Public Outreach Regarding Copper in Customer Tap Water
Montecito Water District is providing this update to customers regarding water quality and copper testing. These are the top 3 things for customers to know: 1. Water supplied to customer meters meets all standards. 2. Lead and copper testing at taps on sample properties routinely provides results which are reported privately and directly to the […]
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: HOT SPRINGS ROAD WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: Montecito Water District is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to replace pipeline and related infrastructure on Hot Springs Road. This Request for Proposals (RFP) contains the full requirements and submittal instructions. Addendum 1 Addendum 2 Addendum 3 Addendum 4 Addendum 5 Addendum 6 Questions regarding this Request for Proposal (RFP) shall be […]
2020: A Year in Review
MWD Highlights 2020: A Year in Review
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Lead and Copper Testing Program Update
Montecito Water District participates in a lead and copper testing program in accordance with the State of California’s Lead and Copper Rule. The purpose of the program is to monitor for lead and copper at customer taps since household plumbing is the most common source of lead and copper in drinking water. Through its involvement […]
