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We are here to help you via IRWD.com/services , at CustomerService@IRWD.com , or at 949-453-5300 . If you are starting or stopping service , please use our online form . During this time, we will not charge late fees or disconnect water service. Live customer service is available 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday. For shorter wait times, please avoid Mondays. September 21, 2020 14:17PM 69 o F -- Twitter Facebook Youtube RSS Menu Menu -- Facilities Baker Water Treatment Plant Deep Aquifer Treatment System El Toro Groundwater Remediation Facility Irvine Desalter Project Irvine Lake Los Alisos Water Recycling Plant Michelson Water Recycling Plant Natural Treatment System Sites Recycled Water Reservoirs Water Banking Wells 21 & 22 Save Water & Money Events & Classes How To Videos Rebates Watering Schedule Rightscape Resources Condos & Apartments ET- Weather Center HOA Residents WaterStar Business Recognition WaterInsight Program Services Backflow Prevention Emergency & CodeRED Energy Saving Programs Fats, Oils and Grease Program Pipes & Your Water Public Safety Power Shutoffs Recycled Water Residential Water Rates Sewer Service Urban Runoff Water Leaks Water Quality Report Water Quality Testing for Schools Water Supply & Reliability WaterStar Business Recognition Construction IRWD Crews At Work Current Projects Baker Plant, Serrano Summit, Civic Center Biosolids & Energy Recovery Project Eastwood Recycled Water Pump Station Syphon Reservoir Improvement Project Turtle Ridge Pipeline Protection Project Zone 1 Reservoir Project Dam Safety Program San Joaquin Marsh Duck Club Marsh Campus San Joaquin Marsh Sea & Sage Audubon Community Community Calendar Community Partners Meeting Rooms Information Meeting Room Reservations Learning Customer Newsletter Request a Speaker or Tour Resident Tours Student Education Water Awareness Poster Contest The Dirt: Gardening Newsletter Doing Business Business Outreach Program Construction Proj Out to Bid Energy Saving Programs Engineering Environmental Docs & NCCP Public Outreach Prequal Purchasing & Suppliers Research Business Plan Urban Water Management Plan About Us Board of Directors Board Meetings Consolidations Contact Us District Election Process Equal Access to Groundwater Employment eNotify Finance Center Media Contacts Santiago Aqueduct Commission Senior Management Transparency Center Public Policy Rules, Regulations Water Desalination Information Home Site Map Employment Contact Language Create Account / Login Language English Français Dansk Svenska Norsk Íslenska Suo̯men Català Cymraeg Gaeilge Deutsch Galego Nederlands Euskara Italiano Español 조선말 漢字 Search ... IRWD has temporarily closed its offices to the public. We are here to help you via IRWD.com/services , at CustomerService@IRWD.com , or at 949-453-5300 . If you are starting or stopping service , please use our online form . During this time, we will not charge late fees or disconnect water service. Live customer service is available 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday. For shorter wait times, please avoid Mondays. customer care Customer Care Bill Payment Questions Pay Bill - Customer Login Bill Payment Options Understanding Your Bill Rates & Charges Start/Stop Service Request A Variance Meters & Leaks Fats, Oils & Grease FOG Emergency & CodeRED Contact Customer Care Services v2 Pay My Bill Pay your Bill Online Media Contacts Answers on tap Rebates Save water. Get money Liquid News Read the Latest IRWD news Liquid News Sep 09,2020 | 15:47 PM Tips to Keeping Bugs at Bay It happens every summer. Seasonal spikes in temperatures send cockroaches scampering to seek shelter in cool, damp quarters – sometimes inside our homes. Homeowners can do their part to discourage these invasions by following these simple tips: Check for water leaks in irrigation boxes, air-conditioning units and other sources that could attract vermin. Remove yard clutter such as leaves and other debris that can create a dark and damp environment for cockroaches to live in. Be cautious when applying mulch to your landscape. Many varieties contain insect eggs or larvae. Keep the perimeter of your home clear of dense foliage, clutter and debris. Finally, if you believe you have a problem, contact a pest control company or your homeowners association to treat the problem. Pest maintenance is a service frequently funded from monthly HOA dues. “Heat sends the bugs looking for a cool space and water source,” said Collection Systems Manager Dorien McElroy. “It usually starts in... More Aug 08,2020 | 09:48 AM IRWD Supports Native Oyster Restoration Program More Jul 07,2020 | 07:46 AM Baker Solar Project Supports IRWD’s Sustainability Plan More Jun 06,2020 | 16:02 PM We’re Ready for Fires or Blackouts More Board Calendar Sep 28 Sep 28, 2020 | 05:00PM Board of Directors Meeting - September 28, 2020 Oct 01 Oct 01, 2020 | 03:00PM Water Resources Policy and Communications Committee Meeting - October 1, 2020 Oct 06 Oct 06, 2020 | 11:30AM Finance and Personnel Committee Meeting - October 6, 2020 More Project Highlights Oct 10,2018 | 09:57 AM Syphon Reservoir Improvement Project Watch our Project Video Syphon Reservoir Improvement Project from Irvine Ranch Water District on Vimeo. English-subtitles 視頻 비디오 Ver el video Recycled water is a vital, dro...