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Conservation - Resources Available at the District Office
Thursday, February 10, 2005
To help our customers in their conservation efforts, Water District #111 offers several pamphlets on a variety of water-saving practices.
When you visit the office, you'll find information on ...
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Keep your meter area clear
Sunday, October 2, 2005
Please Keep Your Meter Area Clear
You can help ensure that your meter is read efficiently and accurately by keeping the meter area clear.
• Trim bushes and trees that block access
• Keep pets ...
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Learn to Read Your Meter
Sunday, February 6, 2005
Knowing how to read your meter will help you to:
• Detect a leak
• Measure the amount of water your family uses
• Understand your water bill
The District typically installs water meters at the ...
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To Check for a Leak
Sunday, October 2, 2005
How to use your meter to check for leaks:
• Turn off all faucets and stop all water using appliances
• Check and note the meter reading
• Wait a minimum of 15 minutes
• Re-read your meter. If ...
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What's in My Drinking Water?
Thursday, February 10, 2005
Groundwater makes up 95% of the fresh water resources in the United States. Half of our countrymen depend on it for drinking water. At King County Water District No. 111, groundwater makes up 100% of ...
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