District Office
27224 144th Ave SE
Kent, WA 98042
253-631-3770  Office
253-859-6870  Emergency
253-631-8072  Fax
customerservice@wd111.com
Water District #111, King County
Mission Statement

Dedicated to provide the best quality water to the Lake Meridian area at the lowest possible price.

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February 6, 2012

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Articles & Information

Cross Connection
Cross Connecton Control Program

Cross Connection
Sunday, October 2, 2005

As mandated by the State of Washington, water purveyors have the primary responsibility to prevent contamination of the public water system through cross connection in compliance with WAC ... Read the complete story

 
Customer Service Info
Miscellaneous Customer Service Information

2011 - Rate Exhibits A & B. pdf

2011 - Rate Exhibits A & B. pdf
Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Due to increases in operating expenses WD111 has raised its rates 3% starting with the April 1st billing statement. New residential rates are posted at 2011 Rates.

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Conservation - Resources Available at the District Office

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 ... Read the complete story

Keep your meter area clear

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 ... Read the complete story

Learn to Read Your Meter

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 ... Read the complete story

To Check for a Leak

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 ... Read the complete story

Why do we flush the pipes?

Why do we flush the pipes?
Thursday, February 10, 2005

In a time when we are actively seeking to conserve water, it may seem a waste when you see a crew flushing out the pipes or hydrants. Your water district works hard to be as efficient as ... Read the complete story


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