Camano Water Association Information
The new customer portal is here! <– click there **You do not have to sign up for the customer portal. This is a tool for those who want it. If you are content with paper billing and paying with checks/cash/bill-pay,…
Saltwater intrusion is an environmental challenge affecting coastal regions worldwide. It occurs when saltwater from the ocean infiltrates freshwater sources, such as rivers, lakes, and underground aquifers. This phenomenon is driven by factors like rising sea levels, excessive groundwater extraction,…
You open your water bill and see your payment is wildly higher than the previous billing cycle. What does this mean?! Unless you have been really watering your lawn, filling up a pool, or had the grandkids over and they…
Background: Recently, Camano Water Association has seen an increase in queries regarding our Capital Improvement Plans (CIP) and spending. While we get a variety of questions regarding many different topics, one recurring theme seems to be that of our Base…
If you’re experiencing discolored water, follow these steps: If you have questions about discolored water, please contact Camano Water Association at info@camanowater.com or (360) 387-9136.
Participate in Our Water System! Running our system is a team effort. We have a great staff committed to the daily operations, while the The purpose of this letter is to notify Realtors and title companies about the Cross-Connection Control…
Participate in Our Water System! Running our system is a team effort. We have a great staff committed to the daily operations, while the board provides responsible oversight and planning. In recent years we’ve had a few members who’ve taken…
Easements on Private Property – For System, Access, and Service. An easement secures Camano Water Association’s (CWA) long-term ability to access property, operate and maintain our water system, manage trees and vegetation, and make future system improvements to provide safe…
Knowing what is in the ground before you dig is Critical and Vital! State law requires anyone digging either with machinery or hand tools to call 811, the “Call Before You Dig” hotline, and have underground utilities located to avoid…
Water lines and trees and deep-rooted plants can happily Coexist! Underground utilities are commonly located under your front yard or under planting areas along the street in the right-of-way, and also under your side or back yards. Buried public utilities…
