Reliable Community Water & Live Infrastructure Telemetry
Sourced from a 400-foot deep well under the pump house, water is initially discharged into Tank 1. A dedicated transfer pump then directs the water through an advanced dual-stage sediment and arsenic filtration system into Tank 2. Following this treatment process, a high-pressure lift pump elevates the purified water to Tanks 3 and 4 at an elevation of 1,030 feet. From this apex, natural gravity efficiently distributes potable water to member residences situated below.
Live System Health
System Infrastructure & Ridge Overview
Visual photographic overview of our pump house facility, storage tanks, and hillside topography.
Pump House Station & Controls
Has well, transfer and lift pumps. Also the sediment and arsenic filters. Electrical box outside the pump house with control logic and Starlink for telemetry and control. The electrical box has a LoraWan receiver for the full/not full signal from the tanks.
CLICK TO INSPECT →Lower Storage & Settling Tanks
Tanks 1 and 2 (5,000 gal each) at 630 ft elevation. The transfer pump pumps out of tank 1 through a sediment filter and an arsenic filter to tank 2.
CLICK TO INSPECT →Upper Hilltop Reservoirs
Elevation of tanks 3 & 4 is 1,030 feet (16,000 gal each). Primary receiving Tank 3 overflows via gravity to Tank 4. Live hydrostatic transducer reading on Tank 3: 3.55 PSI (~12,222 gal). Tank 4 sensor pending installation.
CLICK TO INSPECT →Member Information & Operations Hotline
Emergency Water Operator
For active mainline leaks, loss of pressure below 30 PSI, or visible pipe ruptures, contact the 24/7 on-call certified distribution operator.
Next Board of Directors Meeting
Regular monthly meeting open to all members in good standing. Agendas posted 72 hours prior in our document repository.
Member Records & Docs
Access our online repository for corporate articles of association, bylaws, financial audit statements, and compliance reports.