Did you know? For the past 40 years, LWD’s Gafner Water Recycling Facility has been delivering recycled water to Omni La Costa’s South Golf Legends Course.
The water is used to irrigate the grass, keeping the course lush and vibrant. Each year, we produce 80 to 100 million gallons of recycled water for the golf course, helping conserve valuable potable water resources.
Pile Driving Work at Batiquitos Lagoon to Take Place January 25-26
On Saturday, January 25, and Sunday, January 26, between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m., Build NCC crews will perform pile driving work within the Batiquitos Lagoon in Carlsbad. Pile driving is a construction technique that allows crews to install steel beams, or “piles,” into the ground to construct a temporary work platform.
The District will be closed on January 20th in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
For emergencies, please call (760) 753-0155.
🚨 Attention Contractors & Vendors! 🚨
Leucadia Wastewater District is now accepting Request for Proposals (RFPs) for upcoming projects through our Capital Improvement Program (CIP)! 🏗️💧
This is your chance to partner with us in building a stronger, more sustainable future for our community. 🌿🔧
📆 Bid Deadline: Feb 11, 2025
📍 Pre-Bid Meeting: Jan 16, 2025
🔗 Details at link below
📄 View Current Opportunities & Submit Your Proposal:
👉 lwwd.org/departments/capital-improvement-program/request-proposalsbids
Did You Know?
Those tiny stickers on fruits and veggies can cause BIG problems for our sewer systems and treatment plant filters!
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Help us keep things flowing smoothly and avoid costly repairs by tossing those stickers in the trash—not down the sink or toilet! 💧🗑️
Every small action makes a big difference! 🙌 #ProtectOurPipes #LeucadiaWastewater #ThinkBeforeYouFlush
Ever wondered how a recycled water plant operates? You can get an up-close look at our Gafner Water Recycling Facility! Whether you're part of a group, association, or classroom, we offer tours to showcase the innovative process of water recycling.
Call us at 760-753-0155 or email info@lwwd.org for more details.
#WaterRecycling #LWD #GafnerTour
San Marcos Creek Crossing Diversion Project
The District recently awarded the construction contract for the San Marcos Creek Crossing Diversion project. This critical project involves rerouting the wastewater flow from 400 residences, currently serviced by a compromised pipeline in a creek crossing near the eastern edge of the Omni La Costa Resort and Spa's Legends golf course.
The wastewater will be redirected to a reinforced sewer pipeline located further east.
Congratulations to Matthew Anderson!
Matthew, Field Services Technician In-Training, has earned his Cross Connection Control Specialist certification from the American Backflow Prevention Association! Since joining LWD in November 2023, Matthew has worked diligently on this certification in addition to his full-time role. His dedication to professional development is commendable and we’re proud of Matthew’s commitment to water safety!