It’s National Administrative Professionals Day, a time to celebrate the professionals who keep our District office running smoothly every day.
Today, the District acknowledges and thanks our admin team: Ryan Green, Ashley Bobb, Tianne Baity, Nitze Torres Garcia, and Trisha Hill.
Thanks to all administrative employees for keeping our team organized and efficient. #AdminProfessionalsDay
Happy Earth Day 2025 from LWD! 🌎🌿
Today, as we celebrate Earth Day, let's remember the role we all play in protecting our environment. At Leucadia Wastewater District, we're committed to enhancing our community's sustainability through responsible wastewater management and water conservation efforts.
Join us in making every day Earth Day by supporting practices that preserve our natural resources. Together, we can create a healthier planet for future generations.
🚨Last Call! 🚨 April is here, and so is your last chance to enter the "Capturing the Flow: Where Does It Go?" photo contest. You have until the end of this month to submit your photos that illustrate the beauty and functionality of our local water systems.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to showcase your talent and potentially win fantastic prizes. Get your entries in before April 30th!
🚫🚽At Capri Water Day, students learned surprising lessons about what shouldn't go down our drains - from marbles to wipes.
👉 Watch and discover why it’s crucial to keep our pipes clear: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_GB0hTA4Ik
Keep our water systems safe and efficient!
🌟 Don't forget! 🌟 The "Capturing the Flow: Where Does It Go?" photo contest is underway!
As we step into March, keep exploring and capturing the dynamic journey of water in our community. Whether it's natural waterways or man-made systems, show us how water moves through Encinitas, Leucadia, and South Carlsbad.
Remember, the deadline for submissions is April 30th. Let your creativity flow and snap that winning shot!
📚💧 Highlights from our recent Board Meeting!
We were thrilled to spotlight our Teacher Grant recipients and the young scientists from La Costa Canyon High School, Capri Elementary, and the Encinitas Union School District Farm Lab, who wowed us with their creativity and curiosity. They reminded us just how bright the future of water truly is! 🌟👏
🚛💧 Bringing Wastewater Education to Life at La Costa Heights Elementary! 🏫🌈
Our LWD Field Service Technicians (FSTs) recently visited Kindergarten and 2nd grade classes at La Costa Heights Elementary – both recipients of our Teacher Grant Program!
LWD is committed to the upkeep of over 200 miles of sewer lines, many of which run beneath streets and some through private properties. To ensure access for maintenance, we own easements above these lines, which are cleared regularly, some as often as twice a year, to facilitate easy access to manholes.
This access is crucial for our Field Services Technicians to perform necessary cleanings and inspections, helping prevent potential sewer spills. If there's an easement on your property, we'll notify you with a door hanger to arrange an inspection.