The Field Services Department consists of Field Services Technicians that operate and maintain the District’s sewer system, known as a collection system. In our Meet the FSTs video, you may recognize some familiar faces seen in your neighborhood explaining how they use various equipment and complex computer systems they use to clean, inspect, operate and repair the collection system. Check it out below!
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Daylight Savings Time starts TONIGHT, at 2:00 A.M.
Remember to set your clocks forward one hour before going to bed tonight, and don’t forget to adjust the timers on your irrigation systems, too!
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Learn how first grade teacher Kristie Mahin will use her teacher grant at El Camino Creek Elementary!
Check out this live virtual tour for kindergarten teacher Nancy Jois from Capri Elementary.
In this brief snippet of the live virtual tour, Field Services Technicians Hugo and Mauricio showed four kindergarten classes the District's combination truck and closed-circuit television van (CCTV van). They taught the students how the CCTV van is used to inspect underground pipes for blockages or defects and how the combination truck is integral in clearing out blockages in sewer lines.
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Learn how sixth grade teacher Katie Oberman will use her teacher grant at El Camino Creek Elementary.
We're honored to be featured in the CSDA - San Diego Chapter Winter newsletter. Learn about the history of our District and how we have grown to be pioneers in water recycling .⬇️
With rain coming up, are you making sure you are rain ready? 🌧️
Below is a checklist of ways to prepare for upcoming rainfall:
✅ Start capturing rainwater now for later use! This reduces runoff to the ocean, keeping harmful pollutants from reaching beaches and waterways.
✅ Proactively turn off irrigation to save water and minimize runoff.
✅ Do not open or lift manhole covers in the event of street flooding.
Find more information on rain harvesting below!
Do you want one of your photos featured on our website’s homepage or newsletter? (https://www.lwwd.org/) Your photography could be included in our upcoming Spring 2023 newsletter.