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Washington Water Authority Meter (WWA) Replacement Program

November 07, 2019

November 4th, 2019 – May 1st, 2020

WWA is currently in the process of upgrading our water service meters from radio-read, drive-by meters to a new cellular-read metering system across the WWA Service Territory. The project will take approximately 180 days; beginning November 4th, 2019 and ending May 1st, 2020.  Work for this project includes, but is not limited to, inspecting the integrity of customer water meters/setters, exchanging radio-read meter endpoints to cellular-read endpoints, exchanging existing meter bases as needed, and noting possible signs of leakage at each meter box.

As a result of the project, upgraded customers will be able to view and manage water use through the...

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'Tis the season

'Tis the season

December 01, 2019

'Tis the season of holidays— days for family, days for good cheer. Days for remembering, celebrating, gift-giving, and merry-making.

The holidays are rife with traditions, many of them decades— even centuries— old. Traditions are a link to the past.  Tradition means “handed down from one generation to the next.” Traditions remind us that we are not isolated individuals, we do not live in a vacuum; we are part of history, part of culture, part of a family.  The holidays themselves are a way of remembering the past, commemorating important events —days set apart for a special purpose. 

Our holidays, and our holiday traditions, are dear to us. But where do our holidays and traditions come from? 

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