Our Mission

At Weaverville Community Services District, we are committed to providing safe, high quality water services to our community, while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer service and environmental conservation.

Bill Payment Options

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Conservation Tips

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Importance of Contact Info

November 09, 2017

More times than not, our staff responds to a leak at a property to find nobody home.  When the message gets back to the office, staff contacts the customer by the phone number on their account.  This is typically when we find that the landline has been disconnected years ago and there are no other numbers associated with the account.  

Take this moment to call or email your Utility providers and give them your current contact info.  It's a simple task that will take about 1 minute and could save you thousands of dollars or better yet, keep you from cutting your Holiday vacation short.

WCSD Office (530) 623-5051

wcsd@weavervillecsd.com

 

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Educating our Children about Water

Educating our Children about Water

April 01, 2018

Valuing and protecting our natural resources is more than just a nice idea; it’s a global necessity. And one crucial way of ensuring a future in which every child has clean water to drink is by teaching those children to conserve and care for our resources— right now. The folks at Project WET (Water Education for Teachers) are committed to doing exactly that. They “envision a world in which action-oriented education enables every child to understand and value water, ensuring a sustainable future.” Project WET is working hard to “develop and deliver the world's best water education resources, organize special water events, manage a worldwide network of local implementing partners and advocate for the role of water education in solving the world's most pressing water issues.”  Project WET

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