Welcome to Rincon del Diablo

Municipal Water District

BREAKING DISTRICT NEWS:

District Budget and Rate Setting Process

The District has been notified that we will receive a 9.6% increase in the cost of purchasing water from our wholesaler and we have developed a budget and rate proposal which reflects this increased cost for next year. This action requires our board to consider and approve new rates in June 2012. If you're interested in the District's rate setting process and would like to give us any feedback, then please click here!

It is Fire Season!

From the 2007 fires, there were many lessons learned by all of us directly or indirectly touched by the fires. Even for those that lost all of their possessions, preparation meant the difference for recovery of both financial security, as well as the peace of mind from knowing your home and life are being restored.

Want to learn more about fire prevention? Click Here!

Avenida del Diablo Pipeline Project

The District plans to upgrade the water system near Avenida del Diablo and West Valley Parkway. Read More...

Where is Your Valve?

Do you know where your water shut off valve is and how to use it? When a line breaks or during repairs, shutting off your water quickly and effectively can save you money and avoid damage to your home. Everyone should know how to turn off their water. Read More...

Purple Fire Hydrants?

Rincon continues to lead the region in the use of Recycled Water. Purple fire hydrants will be installed in the ERTC (near the new Hospital). Using recycled water to fight fires just makes good sense. Read More...

What is in the Water (rate)?

Ben Franklin said; “We know the value of water when the well runs dry.” Water rates continue to rise, yet, is water at $.0065 per gallon delivered to your home a good deal? Compared to bottled water, soda, gasoline or even cable TV this seems like a low price. Read More...

North San Diego County Regional Recycled Water Project

This study is intended to assist the North San Diego County water and wastewater agencies in identifying the benefits of regionalization of existing and planned recycled water systems to further maximize the use of recycled water. Read More...