OUR UNIQUE WATER SOURCE Our water is sourced from a local well field area that has been providing natural, non-chlorinated water to local residents for over a hundred years. Do your part to insure and protect our natural water source by limiting the use of fertilizers and pesticides in the surrounding areas and keeping pets [...]
Letter of Notification April 2, 2015 Dear Resident: In our effort to provide the safest, purest water to our customers, the District is holding another public meeting (this time in the evening) to help develop a Wellhead Protection Area (WHPA) Plan in accordance with State law. You are receiving this letter because our maps show [...]
Letter of Notification April 2, 2015 Dear Resident: In our effort to provide the safest, purest water to our customers, the District is holding another public meeting (this time in the evening) to help develop a Wellhead Protection Area (WHPA) Plan in accordance with State law. You are receiving this letter because our maps show [...]
LFPWD - VALUABLE COMMUNITY RESOURCE As residents in Lake Forest Park Water District you should be aware of our unique resource that provides local, naturally clean water. As early as 1918 there were wells drilled in the McKinnon Wellfield to provide water to early inhabitants. In 1926 a private company, LFP Water Company, was formed [...]
Late October is a great time to make sure that your house is ready for the winter. This includes our water pipes. Frozen pipes, when thawed, can result in flooding, property damage and a high water bill! Here are some tips:Winterize outdoor spigots before the temperature dips below freezing.Don't forget your yard hydrant! [...]
As a service to our customers Lake Forest Park Water District publishes a twice-yearly newsletter to our customers. Please download our September 2013 Newsletter
Normally our water has no detectable odor, however some customers may notice that after returning from a trip, or after replacing their water heater, the hot water smells a bit like rotten eggs. The cause of this smell is a harmless bacterium that feeds on sulfate and produces hydrogen sulfide gas. There are several steps [...]
Our latest project involved cooperation with several local entities who willingly lent their resources. Full article in the link below. http://www.shorelineareanews.com/2013/05/cooperation-among-neighboring-agencies.html
April 30, 2013 You are invited! Lake Forest Water District cordially invites you to tour our new Horizon View Wellhead Facility. King County Brightwater contributed $2 million and Lake Forest Park Water District contributed another $200,000 to assure our customers a safe and secure water source. The Horizon View Wellhead project has been a cooperative [...]
Customer Letter PDF April 9, 2013 Dear Customer: Lake Forest Park Water District is doing construction work near your home. Work has begun near the intersection of Ballinger Way and NE 175th St. A new watermain and pressure reducing valve station will be installed on the East shoulder of Ballinger Way near 175th Street. [...]
