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Utilities Division
<br />Enterprise Fund
<br />Utilities operates and maintains the City -owned potable water, recycled water, sewer, and
<br />storm drainage systems. This division is responsible for public health and safety compliance,
<br />infrastructure planning, capital improvement projects, and water supply planning. The
<br />potable water system includes 16 pressure zones, 20 reservoirs, 12 pump stations, and 340
<br />miles of piping. The sewer system includes 11 pump stations and 260 miles of piping. The
<br />storm drainage system runs 196 linear miles, with four lift stations.
<br />Customer Service & Utility Billing Division
<br />Enterprise Fund
<br />Customer Service and Utility Billing provides administrative and customer service for the
<br />Public Works Department and community, including work requests, utility billing services
<br />for approximately 22,600 customers, and dog licenses.
<br />Environmental Services Division
<br />Enterprise Fund
<br />Environmental Services provides oversight of recycled water connections, water
<br />conservation and education, backflow
<br />protection, industrial and storm water inspections, and regulatory compliance.
<br />Water
<br />Enterprise Fund & Debt Services Fund
<br />$148,825
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<br />$30,674,639
<br />$37,161,768
<br />$39,283,307
<br />$41,432,889
<br />$37,839
<br />$103,185
<br />$196,370
<br />$196,370
<br />$665,104
<br />$431,041
<br />$687,500
<br />$721,700
<br />$31,526,406
<br />$37,695,994
<br />$40,167,177
<br />$42,350,959
<br />$5,070,598
<br />$5,729,749
<br />$6,823,983
<br />$8,388,708
<br />$86,105
<br />$129,000
<br />$119,500
<br />$119,500
<br />$425,872
<br />$151,000
<br />$151,000
<br />$151,000
<br />$27,211,296
<br />$27,300,530
<br />$29,034,417
<br />$30,379,660
<br />$48,900
<br />$889,000
<br />$800,000
<br />$1,075,000
<br />$213,896
<br />$1,200,000
<br />$1,113,750
<br />$1,115,250
<br />$33,056,667
<br />$35,399,279
<br />$38,042,650
<br />$41,229,118
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