Behind the Tap
Water Efficiency
Water efficiency matters for CHWD's community. CHWD offers tips, WaterSmart classes and rebate programs to help you improve your efficiency - saving water and saving you money. If you missed our previous WaterSmart classes, visit our online library here.
Rebates
To assist customers in conserving water and protecting property, CHWD provides rebates for the purchase and installation of pressure reducing valves and ultra-low flush (ULF) toilets. CHWD also offers a $50-$75 rebate, subject to available funding, for the purchase of a high-efficiency clothes washer.
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Latest News
Plant a Tree. Save Water. Cool Your Yard. Citrus Heights Water is helping promote a regional tree program—in partnership with the Sacramento Tree Foundation and SMUD—to help residents plant the right tree in the right place.
SMUD supports this effort to help expand the community’s tree canopy, and the Sacramento Tree Foundation provides guidance on selecting and caring for the right tree. The right tree in the right place can: Reduce outdoor water demand, Cool your yard and home during summer heat, Lower energy use, Improve neighborhood beauty, and Strengthen our community canopy.
Adding more shade trees in our region helps clean the air, cool neighborhoods, support groundwater, and improve community health. 🌳💦
Learn more at chwd.org/treerebate. #WaterSmart #ShadeTrees #SacramentoTreeFoundation
Customer Advisory Committee
The Customer Advisory Committee (CAC) ensures community input is considered in plans to reinvest in CHWD's water system's infrastructure. Join the CAC to help shape the future of water in the community.
Board of Directors
CHWD is guided by a dedicated Board of Directors. Regular Board Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month at the District office and via Zoom.
Providing the Community with Quality Water Services for 100 Years
Citrus Heights Water District (CHWD) has served the community since 1920. It is a water purveyor to about 70,000 people in portions of Citrus Heights, Fair Oaks, Orangevale, Carmichael and Roseville. The CHWD service area consists of 12.8 square-miles with more than 20,000 service connections. CHWD is guided by a dedicated Board of Directors.
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