Spring brings our newsletter and annual plant exchange! We want to draw special attention to our Service Line Inventory Survey which solicits your help in identifying water service lines in the district. It is required that we submit a report to the EPA by next fall, and we want to have as complete of an [...]
Fall is here, and with it comes our latest newsletter! We want to draw special attention to our Service Line Inventory Survey which solicits your help in identifying water service lines in the district. It is required that we submit a report to the EPA this fall, and we want to have as complete of [...]
Our Summer newsletter is here! Invitation to join LFPWD Advisory Committee Consumer Confidence Report Water Conservation Tips This and more in our latest newsletter The full newsletter is HERE
BEST TASTING WATER AWARD LFPWD has been judged King County's Best Tasting non-treated water for 2023. How do we protect this great resource? WATER CONSERVATION TIPS Tips for reducing water consumption, and help with planting native plants in your yard! This and more in our latest newsletter The full newsletter is HERE
BACKFLOW PROGRAM Remember fall is the time to get your backflow devices tested if you have outdoor irrigation, fire sprinklers a heating system using a boiler or other devices that require backflow prevention. SALMON MURAL Lake Forest Park Water District was pleased to participate in this summer’s Picnic in the Park event which coincided with [...]
This newsletter provides useful tips and highlights news about our district. We enjoy serving you with award winning water and hope that you too appreciate this vital resource. The full newsletter is HERE
WINTER PREPARATION PREPARE FOR WINTER NOW - NO FROZEN PIPES! Now is the time to cover and insulate outdoor spigots, put your hoses away when no longer needed. During freezing weather, any frozen pipes should be thawed slowly and carefully while monitoring for any leaks that may have developed. Outdoor hose bibs are susceptible to [...]
WATER CONSERVATION The District encourages planting of native species. These plants require less water and reduce garden chemicals as they are acclimated to grow in the local environment. Now is a great time to plant native species. Plants have a much easier time acclimating this time of year and let nature do the watering! See [...]
LEAK ALERTS For those that vacation during the winter months especially, leaks that develop inside or outside the house can remain unnoticed until a large water bill, or a flooded basement. There are a number of useful products on the market to alert you in case a leak develops, while also helping you keep an [...]
Emergency Portable Water Filling Stations The District has designed emergency water filling stations that can be easily stored, transported and attached to fire hydrants. Multiple units could be put into service after a regional emergency if there is drinking water available from our system. This is innovative, cost-efficient and effective design from our staff! This [...]
