Our office hours are: Monday - Thursday 9:30 am - 3:00 pm (except holidays)
360-966-2922 or jodi@watersystemservices.net
Payments and documents can be left in the payment drop box located immediately left of the front entrance door.
If we are expecting documents or payment arrangements from you please notify us after you have left them in the drop box.
Our office address is: 6912 Hannegan Road/#105, Lynden WA 98264
360-966-2922 or jodi@watersystemservices.net
Payments and documents can be left in the payment drop box located immediately left of the front entrance door.
If we are expecting documents or payment arrangements from you please notify us after you have left them in the drop box.
Our office address is: 6912 Hannegan Road/#105, Lynden WA 98264
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Serving Our Members Since 1983
The Joe Louie Water Association is one of Whatcom Counties many private nonprofit water utilities helping to ensure safe reliable delivery of drinking water to our community. We have been actively involved in local environmental, watershed, and utility issues in an effort to better serve the residents of our community. |
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Your 2023 Water Quality Report is available by clicking on the title (link) below.
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ATTENTION JOE LOUIE WATER ASSOCIATION CUSTOMERS
The Joe Louie Water Association is obligated to supply water for domestic residential use before any outdoor watering or lawn irrigation. During the summer of 2015, the Association pumped water at its maximum capacity for several weeks straight. The demand on the system was so great that the storage tank dropped to dangerously low levels.
Given the projected dry hot summer this year we are implementing water use restrictions again this year.
The Association notifies customers annually to voluntarily conserve water by reducing outdoor use, but this voluntary conservation approach has not been successful in reducing summer water demand.
Effective June 1, 2016 the Board of Directors adopted a “Mandatory Summer Watering Schedule” and implemented a Rate Increase. If summer water use is not reduced in the months ahead, further conservation measures may be necessary including but not limited to more outdoor water restrictions and rate increases.
MANDATORY SUMMER WATER SCHEDULE:
May 1 – SEPTEMBER 30 ***** BEFORE 6 AM and AFTER 8 PM
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Odd No Watering Even Odd Even Odd Even
The Joe Louie Water Association is obligated to supply water for domestic residential use before any outdoor watering or lawn irrigation. During the summer of 2015, the Association pumped water at its maximum capacity for several weeks straight. The demand on the system was so great that the storage tank dropped to dangerously low levels.
Given the projected dry hot summer this year we are implementing water use restrictions again this year.
The Association notifies customers annually to voluntarily conserve water by reducing outdoor use, but this voluntary conservation approach has not been successful in reducing summer water demand.
Effective June 1, 2016 the Board of Directors adopted a “Mandatory Summer Watering Schedule” and implemented a Rate Increase. If summer water use is not reduced in the months ahead, further conservation measures may be necessary including but not limited to more outdoor water restrictions and rate increases.
MANDATORY SUMMER WATER SCHEDULE:
May 1 – SEPTEMBER 30 ***** BEFORE 6 AM and AFTER 8 PM
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Odd No Watering Even Odd Even Odd Even
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Water Adjudication
As a property owner, do I need to file a claim form with the Department of Ecology for the Water Adjudication? |
According to Department of Ecology mailers and website “If you use water directly from surface or groundwater, you must follow the instructions and file a claim form. If you only use water from a city or other public source, you do not need to file a form.” Joe Louie Water Association is a public source of water. It is each property owners responsibility to determine if they need to file anything with the Department of Ecology. If you have any questions contact the Department of Ecology Bellingham field office directly. |