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3 days ago
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City of Ukiah team members are working their way through manual inspections of over 5,000 water service connections in the city, and may be spotted working both at the meter location (in the sidewalk) and where the water service is connected to each building.  No interruptions of water service are necessary.

These inspections are required to demonstrate compliance with the federal Revised Lead and Copper Rule, which originated after finding contaminated drinking water systems in places like Flint, Michigan.  Lead pipes are common in the east and Midwest, but rarely used in places like California.  In fact, never in the history of maintaining the municipal water system have City of Ukiah crews encountered lead pipes. Regardless, demonstration of compliance is mandatory.

To ensure this effort is not wasted, crews are simultaneously mapping and entering into GIS each meter to facilitate even more efficient service in the future. 

Inspections will be conducted Monday through Friday, and all team members will wear clothing/uniforms with City of Ukiah logos and drive City vehicles.  Work will continue for several months, with the goal of completing all inspections by October 16, 2024.

City of Ukiah team members are working their way through manual inspections of over 5,000 water service connections in the city, and may be spotted working both at the meter location (in the sidewalk) and where the water service is connected to each building. No interruptions of water service are necessary.

These inspections are required to demonstrate compliance with the federal Revised Lead and Copper Rule, which originated after finding contaminated drinking water systems in places like Flint, Michigan. Lead pipes are common in the east and Midwest, but rarely used in places like California. In fact, never in the history of maintaining the municipal water system have City of Ukiah crews encountered lead pipes. Regardless, demonstration of compliance is mandatory.

To ensure this effort is not wasted, crews are simultaneously mapping and entering into GIS each meter to facilitate even more efficient service in the future.

Inspections will be conducted Monday through Friday, and all team members will wear clothing/uniforms with City of Ukiah logos and drive City vehicles. Work will continue for several months, with the goal of completing all inspections by October 16, 2024.
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4 days ago
City of Ukiah
Come on, Ukiah, we can do this. Cast your vote NOW! Your vote is needed to win against Norfolk, Nebraska, in the Strong Towns competition. Voting for this round ends at 10 a.m. this morning! Use the QR code in the image or visit www.strongesttown.com to vote.  #strongtowns #strongesttowncontest

Come on, Ukiah, we can do this. Cast your vote NOW! Your vote is needed to win against Norfolk, Nebraska, in the Strong Towns competition. Voting for this round ends at 10 a.m. this morning! Use the QR code in the image or visit www.strongesttown.com to vote. #strongtowns #strongesttowncontest See MoreSee Less

1 week ago
City of Ukiah
We need your vote, Ukiah! 
This week, we are competing against Norfolk, Nebraska, and we can only win this Strong Towns contest with your vote. Visit https://strongesttown.com/ to vote, or click on the QR code in the image. #strongesttowncontest #strongesttown

We need your vote, Ukiah!
This week, we are competing against Norfolk, Nebraska, and we can only win this Strong Towns contest with your vote. Visit strongesttown.com/ to vote, or click on the QR code in the image. #strongesttowncontest #strongesttown
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2 weeks ago
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