Forestville Water District

FOG is the acronym for Fats, Oils, and Grease from food products. When FOG is washed down the drain, it sticks to the inside walls of the sewer lateral and sewer main. Eventually, the build up can clog the sewer pipe and prevent sewer flow. This can occur on your property and in the streets.

Holiday Schedule

The District Office is closed all major holidays.

Notice of Adoption - Ordinance 80 (Water Rate Increases)

ORDINANCE #80 WAS DULY & REGULARLY ADOPTED THIS 13th DAY OF JUNE 2023.

Notice of Adoption - Ord. 79 Sewer Rates & Connection Fees

ORDINANCE #79 WAS DULY & REGULARLY ADOPTED THIS 9th DAY OF MAY 2023.

NOTICE OF ADOPTION: RESOLUTION NO. 421

FEES FOR SERVICES AND CONNECTIONS TO MORE THAN ONE RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE

What are those black things in the pond?

You may have seen a new addition to the recycled pond along the trail in Forestville. These turtle-looking disks cover the recycled water pond surface reducing duckweed (green micro-plant) growth. Duckweed can cause issues with lab sampling and can plug pump screens. The District took these proactive measures…

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Reduce the chance of damage

You should call 811 or 811 center’s website a few business days before you begin any digging, including common projects like planting trees and shrubs or installing fences and mailboxes.

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Accurate customer records are vital for us to provide the best customer support & to contact you in the event of an emergency or relay important information.

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Service Boundaries

Forestville Water District serves Central Forestville & Mirabel Heights. The dotted lines outline our boundaries.

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ANNUAL BACKFLOW TESTING

To ensure our drinking water is of the highest quality, the Forestville Water District requires backflow preventers to be installed by consumers who have potential hazards on their property which have a greater chance of polluting or contaminating our water in case of backflow. The annual testing requirement of the backflow device is mandated by the California Code of Regulation, Title 17. The test is to be performed by a licensed and certified agency that has been approved by FWD.