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New Year's Day
1-1-19
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day
1-21-19
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President's Day
2-18-19
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Memorial Day
5-27-19
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Independence Day
7-4-19
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Labor Day
9-2-19
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Veteran's Day
11-11-19
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Thanksgiving
11-28 & 11-29-19
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Christmas
12-24 & 12-25-19
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ANNUAL WATER QUALITY REPORTS NOW AVAILABLE
Each year the District publishes a Consumer Confidence Report for each water system. To save money and resources, the report will no longer be mailed automatically to each customer. Each annual report is available here online. Click on 'Forms' on the navigation bar to the left, then click on the 'Water Quality' tab to find your report. If you are unable to access the report online or would like to receive a copy by mail, please call the Dsitrtict office at 253-841-9698 or e-mail billing@valleywaterdistrict.com
Several Payment Options Available:
- Make an online WEB Payment
- Sign-up for Auto-Pay
- Cash, check or money order at the office (M-F 8am-4:30pm)
- Payment drop box at the office available 24/7
WANT TO GET YOUR BILLS EARLIER? Sign up for Paperless billing and never miss a bill! Just click here to get the sign up form to fill out and return to us by mail or email.
Water Conservation ArticlesFaucet dripping? Toilet leaking? Water bill too high? Learn what you can do to save water - and money.
Important Information to Know
Is water usage over 800 cubic feet in two months typical?
The Valley Water District Base Fee portion of the Base Rate does not include the water used in each two-month period. Water usage is billed based on a tier structure (see Billing Procedures).
800 cubic feet in two-months is not necessarily a standard or expected usage for most households. How much and how often water is used varies from family to family. You need not wait until your billing statement comes to determine the amount of water you use in your home. In fact, we recommend if you are concerned with the amount of water usage appearing on your bill that you rule out the possibility of a leak and then consider ways you might be able to conserve. See Read Full Answer
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