The water district currently bills every 2 months for your water bill.
We are considering moving to billing every month for that month's charges.
Do you like bi-monthly billing (current) or would you prefer every month billing?
Your monthly bill would be about half of your current bill because it is half the time.
The current Consumer Confidence Report has been posted here on the website for 2023. All of the chemicals we tested are within acceptable limits. You may notice that we have PFAS results on our report for the first time ever. Last year was the first time we were able to test for these compounds. The PFAS level in 2023 reported, 6.21 ng/l, is below the state regulatory limit called the state action level, 15 ng/l. In May of this year, EPA proposed a new national maximum limit for PFAS of 4 ng/l, but that regulation is still is the proposal stage and is not yet final. Fortunately, however, when we retested our water in June of this year, the PFAS level had dropped to 2.86 ng/l, below even the new proposed EPA limit and far below the state action limit. Therefore, the level of PFAS in our water is below even the strictest maximum level proposed for the protection of human health. We feel confident that our district continues to provide safe and healthy drinking water for all our customers.
The water district board will hold it’s final budget hearing during the regular meeting on December 18th. There is also a regular meeting on the 4th. Meetings begin at 6:30pm and the public is always welcome to attend.
The water district board will hold it’s final budget meeting at the next regular meeting on December 5th. Meetings now begin at 6:30pm and the public is always welcome to attend.
The Malaga Water District Board will hold a special meeting at 7pm on Monday October 10th. The purpose of this meeting is solely to discuss and choose a new commissioner to fill the empty seat. Members of the public are welcome, but the discussion of candidates will be in executive session.
