Our team finished this critical upgrade of Batiquitos Pump Station - concrete repairs, generator relocation, new access hatch, and epoxy coating - all under budget. Investments like this keep our system reliable for decades to come.
We maintain 10 pump stations across the District, each one essential to protecting public health and our local waterways.
Get the latest on LWD projects, community programs, and what’s ahead for the District. From infrastructure updates to our Teacher Grant Program - it’s all in this issue.
Read it now: https://www.lwwd.org/community-info/news-updates/newsletters
Beach season is officially here. Check surf conditions before you head out!
LWD's Ponto Beach surf cam has been running for 15+ years and is the most visited page on our website. Why does a wastewater district have a surf cam? Because protecting the coastline is our job.
🔗 Check conditions: bit.ly/pontosurfcam
At a recent Board meeting, we recognized Curney for a decade of dedication to LWD and the community we serve.
10 years of keeping our system running. Ten years of protecting public health and our local waterways. Ten years of being a trusted teammate and a key part of the LWD family.
Thank you, Curney - we're lucky to have you. Here's to many more!
Congratulations to Matthew Anderson and Angel Hinojosa on earning their CWEA Collection System Maintenance Grade 2 Certifications!
Both were recognized at our recent Board meeting for this achievement. These certifications reflect their dedication to professional growth and their commitment to keeping our wastewater system running safely and efficiently.
At LWD, we invest in our team because a well-trained crew means better service and stronger protection for our community and environment.
Way to go, Matthew and Angel!
The Leucadia Wastewater District will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2025, in observance of Memorial Day.
We honor and remember those who have served and paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Thank you for your service.
The water and wastewater industry offers some of the most stable, in-demand career paths out there. Our team holds degrees, technical certifications, and years of specialized training. They operate pump stations, manage SCADA systems, and respond to emergencies 24/7.
These are careers that can’t be outsourced and won’t be replaced by AI.
Our Batiquitos pump station upgrade is nearing the finish line - painting, generator enclosure, and final testing are wrapping up. This investment ensures reliable service for our community for decades to come.
We maintain 10 pump stations across the District, each one critical to keeping wastewater flowing safely to treatment.