Congrats to the District for receiving an award from Olivenhain Municipal Water District as their Recycled Water Customer of the Year Award! ♻️ 💦
OMWD's award program recognizes individuals and businesses making a significant, positive impact in our communities, the San Diego region, or the water industry.
We received this award for partnering with OMWD on a project to utilize recycled water for sewer cleaning and street sweeping.
Learn About District Infrastructure Improvement Projects🚧
The District is currently working on several projects to keep our collection system in top working condition and to ensure the safe transmission of wastewater throughout the system. Below is the status of some of our current infrastructure projects.
District Achievements 🏆
We are honored to receive ongoing commendations and distinctions for the work the District does to protect our coastline and run an efficient operation.
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Happy Thanksgiving from Leucadia Wastewater District🍂
Are you frying your turkey this holiday season? If so, you might need to dispose of a large amount of cooking oil.
Your first instinct might be to dump the oil, either outside or down the drain, but both of these options can have negative environmental effects.
Virtual Tour Series Coming Soon🎥
While we miss hosting you at our headquarters in La Costa, we love showing you how our team keeps our sewer operations running 24 hours a day through our videos. Our videos explain how our pump stations work right below our streets, how we recycle water to be reused to irrigate a local golf course, and highlight the team that makes it happen.
With the holidays approaching, there’s sure to be lots of cooking with plenty of oil, so be sure to keep a lid on it—a FOG can lid that is. The correct way to dispose of Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) is by letting them cool, pouring them in a can, sealing the can with a lid, then throwing it in the trash. Pouring FOG down your drain can potentially cause a sewer backup in your home and may lead to a sewer spill.
Attention teachers! 🍎 Today is the LAST day to apply for our Teacher Grant Program for the 2019-2020 school year.
🍎 Tag an educator who can benefit from this grant
More details here: http://bit.ly/2k1pi4Y
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