Over the Dec. 4th weekend, the Amador Water Agency responded to a call received late Friday from residents of a possible leak in a neighborhood near Mace Meadows, as water
AWA DECLARES “STAGE 1” WATER ALERT IN AMADOR COUNTY Customers Asked to Reduce Water Use Up to 20 Percent For immediate release: 9/14/21 Contact: Larry McKenney, General Manager Amador Water Agency,
Amador Water Agency’s wastewater crew will be conducting smoke testing the sewer system today between Noon and 3pm at 12200 Airport Rd (County Yard). Sewer smoke testing is the most
Mozingo Construction is scheduling shut downs up country in regards to the Pioneer Rehabilitation Project phase 2. Each area is highlighted in a different color. The following addresses below will
California’s heatwave is expected to last all week! To avoid power outages, we have to do our part NOW to save energy. Pre-cool your home overnight and in the early
Amador Water Agency is asking people to stop flushing disinfectant wipes as they are clogging up the underground sewer collection system (sewage pipes) – and those pipes could be yours, requiring expensive plumbing repairs. This applies
Please Conserve Water during PGE Safety Shut-offs: During a PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff, AWA reminds customers to conserve water use. The Water Agency has backup generators but resources may
A friendly reminder….Pine Grove septic tank customers need to be careful during this extended power outage that your septic system is not pumping to the wastewater collection system. Please be
Wondering about Black Slime Mold on Plumbing Fixtures and Appliances? Your water is safe to drink. Black mold and slime that can appear in sinks, toilets, dishwashers, etc. is
KCRA 3 reporter, Kevin Oliver, will be airing a report this afternoon about lead samples taken at 50 schools in the region and the results. Amador High School will be
It has been brought to the Amador Water Agency’s (Agency) attention that there are third- party online bill pay websites that appear to be affiliated with the Agency, but they
PHOTO ATTACHED: AWA crews worked Friday night to disconnect a pump station from the main water distribution system in Ione after flood waters in Sutter Creek eroded the property under