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• No Access to College Hill Reservoir Starting June 28

  To help protect drinking water, we will continue the ban on fireworks at College Hill Reservoir, and will restrict all access to the reservoir June 28 - July 5.

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• EWEB Wins National Safety Award

  The premier water utility trade association in the United States has recognized EWEB’s impressive safety record and proactive approach to implementing best practices for employee safety and health programs as one of the best in the nation.

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• What if a Water Crisis Happens Here?

  We’re fortunate in Eugene to have an abundant supply of clean, healthy drinking water. But the crisis in Salem is yet another reminder of the need to plan and prepare for a water emergency.

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• Drinking Water Week - Protect The Source

  National Drinking Water Week runs May 6-12, and marks a good occasion to pass on our thanks to our source protection and water utility staff, along with our many community partners in their roles of protecting the McKenzie River.

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• EWEB Shares Performance Results in Report to Customers

  As a public utility, it is important for EWEB to be open and transparent with our customer-owners about how we are performing. We put together a Report to Customers looking back at the key events, accomplishments and challenges of 2017.

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• Resolve to be Ready in 2018

  If you have a 72-hour emergency kit and a disaster plan for your family, then you have a great start on emergency preparedness. Here are some New Year’s tips to help you take the next steps to be ready for whatever 2018 may bring.

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• Squirrels Cause Over 90 Outages a Year

  Whether it's ice or snow, windstorms ... or squirrels, you should know what to do when the power goes out.

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• Let's Talk Turkey. If a Disaster Strikes, is Your Family Ready?

  Getting the family together for Thanksgiving dinner? Take some time to talk about emergency preparedness.

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• Spill Drill Tests McKenzie River Emergency Response

  More than 30 emergency responders from multiple local agencies conducted a live “spill drill” in late October on the McKenzie River above Leaburg Dam. Participants practiced containing a fictitious fuel spill using the McKenzie Watershed Emergency Response System (MWERS).

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• EWEB Joins Third Annual Imagine a Day Without Water Campaign to Raise Awareness About the Value of Water

  Can you even begin to imagine a day without water? It isn’t just your personal use of water--brushing your teeth, flushing your toilet, or taking a shower. Water is also essential to public health and safety, as well as a functioning economy.

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• Together, We Prepare

  We’re doing our part by making investments to prepare, replace and maintain our community's electric and water systems. Here are some of the ways we work proactively to keep the lights on and the tap water flowing.

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• EWEB Moving Forward with Emergency Water Supply Program

  We are taking steps to prepare for an emergency in our community. The emergency water supply program would include several permanent distribution sites located throughout the community using groundwater wells, as well as mobile water trailers.

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• No Access to College Hill Reservoir Starting June 23

  To help protect drinking water, we will continue the ban on fireworks at College Hill Reservoir, and will restrict all access to the reservoir June 23 - July 5.

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• Tanker Crash Highlights Importance of Emergency Preparedness and Response Efforts

  A fuel tanker was carrying approximately 11,000 gallons of gasoline when it crashed along the McKenzie Highway one mile east of Leaburg on June 13, 2017. While there are a number of potential hazards that could impact our water supply, chemical spills from transportation accidents is one of the highest threats to the McKenzie watershed.

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• Smart Tech Saves Time and Money in Locating Leaky Water Pipes

  A recent water pipeline assessment that relied on a free-swimming acoustic sensor called a "SmartBall" is an example of using innovative, cost-effective methods to maintain our infrastructure.

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