SEVERE DRY SPRING MEANS USING LESS WATER
Projections of low water levels in Lake Mendocino have spurred the Sonoma County Water Agency to call for voluntary water-saving measures similar to last summer from its water contractors, including the Valley of the Moon Water District. This call comes after receiving historically low rainfall this spring and continued reductions in diversions from the Potter Valley Project.
Click here to view the Water Agency’s press release.
On behalf of its water contractors, including the Valley of the Moon Water District, the Water Agency has launched a “Less is More” water-saving campaign.
Click here to view the details of the campaign.
VOMWD thanks its Customers for continuing to Conserve Water
Last summer the Sonoma County Water Agency requested mandatory water conservation of fifteen percent from its contractors, including VOMWD, as well as from residents, businesses, and the agricultural communities in Sonoma, Marin and Mendocino counties. Lake Mendocino water levels were at historically low water supply levels last summer and fall. The State Water Resources Control Board issued a Revised Order in response to a Petition for Temporary Urgency Change on Russian River, filed by the Sonoma County Water Agency. The Revised Order required mandatory water conservation of fifteen percent from July through October 2007. This requirement was successfully met, thanks to the valiant efforts on the part of everyone, including VOMWD customers!
VOMWD would like to thank its customers for responding to the call to conserve water so readily and willingly!
Click here to view the State Water Board Order.
WaterSmart Home Program
FREE home water use evaluation and water saving recommendations. Call (707) 547-1910 to schedule an appointment.
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Pay your bills online with VOMWD Online Utility Billing. Safe, secure and free 24-hour access to your account. Your bimonthly VOMWD water bill payment amount is transferred from your checking account, or credit card, directly to the VOMWD. With VOMWD Online Utility Billing, your water bill can be paid on the due date automatically. You will no longer have to worry about mailing your payments or about not being able to pay your bills while you are out of town on business or vacation. Enrollment is easy. Please follow the steps as indicated below.
- If you are a District customer, and have not registered for online bill pay, you’ll need to register before making a payment. Click here for new registration, and select “new account registration”.
- If you have already registered for online bill pay, and want to make a payment, click here.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- This service is free when paying by check (coming directly from your checking account). There is a nominal charge for using a credit card or debit card. The credit card fees can vary depending on the rate negotiated with the credit card companies. The customer will see the amount of fees, if applicable, before selecting the final submit button. The on line bill pay program accepts both the MasterCard and Visa.
- In order to set up auto pay from either your checking account or credit card, you must first make one successful payment, storing your information. This is required in order to verify the checking account or credit card information you have supplied. Please note if changing auto pay from your checking account to auto pay from a credit card, you will need to repeat the process, so that the new information can be verified.
- Customers can opt for e-bill while registering for on-line bill payment or at any time. Customers have the choice to opt back for paper bills, if they wish to do so.
- If you need assistance with the online bill pay process, please call us at 707 996-1037.
- If you have any suggestions on how to improve the online bill pay process, we would love to here from you. Please call the District at 707-996-1037. Every effort would be made to incorporate your suggestions if possible or feasible.
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