Providing leadership in the planning, management, stewardship, and resiliency of drinking water in the Portland metro region.
Portland Metro Region, Oregon
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RegionalH2O retweeted
The Boil Water Notice for the Kelly Creek neighborhood, Powell Valley, and a small section of Northeast HAS BEEN LIFTED.
Lab results are back showing no contamination in the system. The water is safe to drink.
RegionalH2O retweeted
On Thursday, July 31, the City of Gresham issued a boil water notice for the Kelly Creek neighborhood, Powell Valley, and a small section of Northeast.
👉 Confirm if your home is in the affected area:
🔵 Using the lookup tool at greshamoregon.gov/environmen…
🔵 Calling 503-618-2626
RegionalH2O retweeted
✅Plan
✅Prepare
✅Protect
Now is a great time to get you and your loved ones prepared in the event of an emergency. Stay ready, so you don’t have to get ready. sf.gov/readysf
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#TipOfTheWeek
Group plants with similar water needs together to optimize irrigation. For help choosing plants, go to our water wise gardening site: medfordsaveswater.org.
For our weekly watering recommendations based on the local forecast, go to medfordwater.org/infoline.
RegionalH2O retweeted
Ensure your landscape is healthy and efficient with help from an @EPA landscape irrigation professional! ow.ly/SH4g50Wkytt #SmartIrrigationMonth
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🗓 It’s July 1, which means #SmartIrrigationMonth has arrived! We can’t wait to celebrate this industry-wide initiative as we recognize the real, tangible benefits of smart #irrigation in our communities and businesses. Check out our kickoff video now and visit our website.
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In July, we'll be having plenty of summer fun. We'll also be sharing resources on water efficiency and how to deal with extreme heat. Find the resources you need at bit.ly/3I0hMSC.
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A properly functioning backflow assembly is essential to protecting the community’s drinking water. If you have a backflow assembly, it must be tested annually with results sent to TVWD. Visit tvwd.org/backflow for more information.
RegionalH2O retweeted
One of the best ways to prepare in advance of freezing weather is by readying your home's pipes. For more information, visit GreshamOregon.gov/Severe-Wea….
ALT An informational graphic titled "Freezing" from the City of Gresham, providing tips for cold weather preparation such as covering outside faucets and insulating pipes. The left side features a blue icon of an ice-encased faucet. The right side shows a close-up photo of icicles hanging from a silver metallic edge, shimmering against a blurred natural background.
RegionalH2O retweeted
They don’t love you like we love you because we remind you to have your 14 gallons of emergency water ready at all times.
Learn how to store, treat, and access water in an emergency with how-to videos in 12 languages at: youtube.com/@regionalH2O
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Reduce wasteful overwatering in your landscape with @EPAwatersense labeled irrigation controllers! Learn how you can save @ ow.ly/3JRN50SY0A4
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Over a million acres have burned due to wildfires in Oregon and it’s not even August. The best way you can prepare NOW is to pack a Go Kit.
Include things like:
1. Water: one gallon per person, per day
2. Food: non-perishable, easy-to-prepare items
3. Cell phone and charger
4. Flashlight
5. Battery-powered or hand-crank radio (NOAA Weather Radio, if possible)
6. Extra batteries
7. First aid kit
8. Medications and medical items
Leave it in a convenient location at your home or in your car and be ready to go if wildfire comes to your community. More info:👇
rdcrss.org/3srZ61w
Be safe!
RegionalH2O retweeted
💦💧 To assist with water conservation efforts, we offer free #WaterConservation kits to Lake Oswego water customers! Start saving water and money by filling out the request form today for a free kit: ci.oswego.or.us/conservation
ALT Conservation items displayed on a table including showerhead, faucet aerator, hose nozzle, leak detection kits, soil kits, shower timer, and brochures. Text reads “Free Water Conservation Kits”
RegionalH2O retweeted
It’s Water Week and we’re joining others to advocate for safe, reliable, and affordable drinking water. It is vital for sustaining life, health, protecting property and thriving business. Learn more about what regional providers are doing at bit.ly/our-h2o #WaterWeek2024
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Clean water is vital for all life on earth. 💧It is critical to the health of our communities and our environment. We work every single day to ensure that all people have clean water to drink and the opportunity to lead a healthy life.
🔗Learn more at epa.gov/water
ALT Graphic with a white background and water filling up the bottom half. Text states World Water Day, March 22nd. URL on the lower left hand side epa.gov/water. EPA logo on the lower right hand side.
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If you end up needing to replace a fixture or appliance,
@EPAwatersense makes it easy to select water–efficient products that can help your wallet AND the environment. Just look for products bearing the WaterSense label at your local retailer. 👀 bit.ly/3K6kLHy #FixALeak
RegionalH2O retweeted
Happy Fix a Leak Week! We need your help this week to find the Water Bandits - Drip and Drop. They are wanted for wasting waster by causing leaks.
RegionalH2O retweeted
Did you know you can use your water meter to find leaks?
1. Turn off all water inside and outside your house.
2. Find your water meter box and carefully take off the lid.
3. Check whether the meter’s leak indicator or dial hand is moving. If it’s moving, there’s a leak.
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#FixALeak Fixing leaks is one of the most impactful actions you can take to prevent water waste. A running toilet can waste as much water as taking 15 showers in a single day. Find videos, tips, and tools at SavingWater.org.
