Infrastructure update! Our annual gravity pipeline relining project is underway.
This year, 19 segments covering approximately 4,600 linear feet of pipe will be all rehabilitated from the inside, no trenching required.
It’s how we extend the life of your sewer system while minimizing disruption to your neighborhood.
What. A. Day!
Water Career Day 2026 brought 150+ high school and college students to the San Elijo Water Campus for hands-on demos, career chats, and a behind-the-scenes look at how we protect public health every day.
Huge thanks to our partner agencies San Elijo Joint Powers Authority, and Olivenhain Municipal Water District, school coordinators, and all of the crews who made it happen. This is why we do what we do!
Water Career Day is a day away!
LWD is partnering with San Elijo Joint Power Authority and Olivenhain Municipal Water District to show students the full water cycle - from treatment to the tap and back again.
Three agencies. Ten hands-on stations. One incredible day for future water professionals.
See you Thursday!
The rainy season is coming. Is your sewer lateral ready?
LWD offers up to $3,000 to assist homeowners in repairing their private sewer lateral. A damaged lateral can lead to backups, especially during storms.
Don’t wait for the first rain. Apply today.
bit.ly/LatGrant
Did you know? LWD maintains over 5,000 manholes across our service area and every one is regularly inspected throughout the year.
These access points let our crews monitor, clean, and maintain the 200+ miles of pipeline beneath your streets. They’re the unsung heroes of your sewer system.
See an open or damaged manhole? Call us! 760) 753-0155
Fall cooking season is here and so is FOG.
Fats, oils, and grease (FOG) are the #1 enemy of your sewer pipes. As the holidays approach, remember: cool it, can it, trash it.
Your pipes will thank you. Ours will too.
lwwd.org/community-info/what-2-flush
Progress on the Leucadia Streetscape sewer relocation!
Our team replaced manhole shafts, completed CCTV inspections, and is preparing the cutover to redirect flow. This work ensures your sewer system keeps pace with the community improvements along the 101 corridor.
Attention teachers! LWD’s Teacher Grant Program for 2026-2027 is now accepting applications.
Fund a classroom project that connects students with water science, environmental stewardship, or wastewater education. Applications are due November 13.
Apply today!
https://www.lwwd.org/community-info/community-outreach/teacher-grant-program