December 1, 2020 - The November 3, 2020 election results are now final, and Pam Tobin and Ken Miller have been re-elected to serve for the 2020-24 term on the San Juan Water District Board of Directors. Five candidates from Placer and Sacramento Counties had vied for the two at-large positions. Director Tobin has served on the Board since 2004, and Director Miller has served on the Board since…

The District is moving forward with a major improvement project that includes the rehabilitation of the District’s Hinkle Reservoir.  The 62 million gallon drinking water reservoir was lined and covered in 1980.  The cover and liner have outlived their useful life and need to be replaced.  To assist with operational control during the project, two large temporary tanks will be installed on the…

In July 2020, in spite of the economic challenges presented by the pandemic, Fitch Ratings Services upgraded San Juan Water District's credit rating from AA to AA+. The upgrade reflects San Juan's strong financial and operating profiles including low operating costs, low rates, strong cash levels, low debt and strong financial management. 

Out of 393 participants, 3 rose to the top and were awarded top honors for their graphical demonstrations of this year's theme, "Doing My Part to be Water Smart". At the June 24, 2020, Board meeting these winners and their teachers were given recognition  and awarded prizes for their efforts. Congratulations to 1st place & Grand Prize winner Noah Fang, 2nd place winner Veronica Richard, and 3rd…

The 2020 Consumer Confidence Report is now available. We are proud to report this year’s CCR concludes that, once again, your drinking water meets all federal and state drinking water standards. To view the report and to learn more about your drinking water, please click here.  To speak with someone about the report, or if you would like a paper copy mailed to your home, please call (916) 791-0115…

For homes or businesses that have been unoccupied for a length of time where water has not been used, it is good practice to flush your water lines before use to remove any stagnant water. It is also a good idea to drain your hot water heater tank using the spigot at the bottom of the tank to remove any sediment that may have accumulated during the period of nonuse.

April 3, 2020. To help our customers during these uncertain times, the San Juan Board of Directors approved suspending service shutoffs starting on March 25. On April 2, Governor Newsom issued an Executive Order directing all water agencies to do the same during the COVID-19 emergency. If you are able to pay your bill you are still required to do so, and after the emergency, past due accounts will still need to be paid in full.