Water
Water Department
PLEASE REPORT ANY LEAKS OR OTHER WATER-RELATED EMERGENCIES TO CITY HALL 707-459-4601, EXT. 1, 9:00am - 5:30pm M-TH. AFTER HOURS PLEASE CALL 707-459-6122.
The Water Department is responsible for operating and maintaining the Water Treatment Plant and the City's distribution system. The City's Water Department provides high quality drinking water to its consumers, ensuring it meets State Drinking water standards. The City's Water Staff all maintain water operations and/or distribution licenses issued by the State. They are responsible for:
- Plant operations & maintenance
- 24-hour emergency response
- Distribution system repairs
- Record keeping and reporting to regulatory agencies
- Back flow device inspection
- Annual system flushing program
- Monthly meter readings
- Utility location
- Installation of customer meters and related equipment
- Correspondence with regulatory agencies
- Issuing notices to customers
- Maintenance of fire hydrants
- Reservoir, Dam, and watershed operations and maintenance
- Assists with the preparation of Requests for Proposals for consultant contracts
- Assists Engineering with the preparation of Plans and Specifications for water related City Projects
- Prepares Annual Consumer Confidence Report
Little Lake Valley Basin Groundwater Management Plan
Little Lake Valley Basin Groundwater Management Plan Information
GW Public Opinion Survey - Printable
GW Public Opinion Survey - Electronic
Little Lake Valley GWMP Public Review Draft
NOTICE: Virtual Public Workshop August 5, 2020 - Draft Little Lake Valley Groundwater Management Plan
Public Notice GWMP 8/26/20
GWMP Adoption Requirements
FINAL Little Lake Valley Groundwater Management Plan
GWMP Information on Adoption & Protest Process
Consolidated Comments - Draft Little Lake Valley GWMP_8/4/20
Responses to Comments on Little Lake Valley Draft GWMP - FINAL
Groundwater Resiliency Improvement Project
Public Comments on Draft ISMND Groundwater Project_10/11/21
NOI- Adopt Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (ISMND)-Groundwater Res. Improvement Project (1/27/22)
Draft ISMND Groundwater Resiliency Improvement Project (1/25/22)
City of Willits Groundwater Resiliency Project Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration Presentation to Willits City Council - February 9, 2022
Groundwater Monitoring (CASGEM)
The Long 20 Deep Well data has been updated to CASGEM and is available here.
Zoom in to Willits, click the "Groundwater" tab, select the Long 20 Test Well, then "View Groundwater Level Data".