Water/Sewer

The Water/Sewer Division is responsible for maintaining the City’s water and sewer system.  Responsibilities include flow monitoring, water quality testing, line maintenance, customer service, testing for illegal hookups, and addressing sewer blockages.  In 2002, the City embarked on and completed a sewer project in conjunction with the Orange County Sanitation District to rehabilitate sections of the City's sewer system.  The Water/Sewer Division is dedicated to providing the highest quality water to its customers. 

Click here to view the 2013 Water Quality Report.

Click here to learn how to conserve water and save money ($$$) by viewing the City's Water Conservation Web Page.

Staff Contact Information - (562) 905-9792

Brian Jones, Water/Sewer Manager

Public Works Maintenance Yard - (562) 905-9792
To report water meter leaks or water main breaks, please call the Public Works Maintenance Yard.

Water Billing Office - (562) 905-9731
For any questions regarding water billing, to open an account, turn on service, turn off service, or ask any other questions regarding your water bill, please contact the Water Billing Office.

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Water Conservation Tips for Residents

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Rebate Offers for "Smart" Controllers

Enhance the Health and Beauty of Your Landscape with a New, “Smart” Sprinkler Controller!

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Don't Put Your Drugs Down The Drain

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