Leucadia Wastewater District is proud to announce this year’s Teacher Grant awardees!
Three local educators are bringing hands-on water and wastewater education into their classrooms, reaching more than 600 students across our service area. Through creative, real-world projects, they’re helping students understand sustainable water use, wastewater systems, and environmental stewardship.
The Districts Make the Difference annual student video scholarship contest has launched!
This nationwide contest helps raise awareness about the essential services provided by special districts like wastewater, water, and other public services communities rely on every day.
The top scholarship is $2000, with additional scholarships for second and third place. Each winning entry also wins $500 for their teacher of choice!
Contest Period: January 2: March 31, 2026
Students are encouraged to get creative and share why special districts matter.
Homeowner reminder: sewer laterals are your responsibility.
The sewer lateral is the underground pipe that connects your home to the main sewer line. Keeping it in good condition helps prevent backups, protect the system, and reduce the risk of costly repairs.
Did you know LWD uses cameras and smoke testing to protect the wastewater system?
CCTV inspections allow us to look inside sewer pipes to identify cracks, blockages, or root intrusion. Smoke testing helps detect illegal connections that allow stormwater into the system - reducing the risk of overflows during heavy rain.
These tools help us fix small issues before they become big problems.
Behind the scenes at LWD, safety and training are always a top priority.
Our Field Services team participates in ongoing training, routine inspections, and preventative maintenance to keep the wastewater system operating safely and reliably. This commitment helps prevent spills, protect the environment, and ensure our crews return home safely each day.
Thank you for driving carefully and giving our crews space when you see them working in the community.
Did you know recycled water helps conserve millions of gallons of drinking water every year?
By partnering with regional facilities, LWD supports the use of recycled water for irrigation, landscaping, and other non-drinking purposes - reducing demand on potable water supplies while protecting the environment.
Wastewater isn’t waste - it’s a resource.
Pump stations play a critical role in our wastewater system - especially in a hilly service area like ours.
LWD operates and maintains 10 pump stations that help move wastewater uphill so it can continue flowing through gravity pipelines. Each station is carefully monitored, routinely maintained, and equipped with emergency preparedness features to ensure reliable service during storms or power outages.
Strong infrastructure means a stronger community.
Leucadia Wastewater District will be closed on Monday, January 19, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
For wastewater emergencies during this time, please call (760) 753-0155.