We are pleased to share our 2021 Consumer Confidence Report which reflects the dedication and hard work of our employees to provide Foresthill with high-quality drinking water.

The water right permit authorizing a water supply for Foresthill expired in 2011. The Foresthill Public Utility District filed a petition with the State Water Resources Control Board to extend that water right permit in 2011. The State Board must examine impacts associated with extending the permit. Foresthill Public Utility District prepared environmental documents to facilitate the State Board's review of the petition. The environmental documents consider impacts associated with completing construction of the Sugar Pine Dam Project. Completion of the project includes installation of radial gates in the dam's spillway. Radial gates were a part of the original design of the dam. Examining impacts associated with installation of radial gates provides the most comprehensive protection of Foresthill's water rights and is required by Water Code section 1396. The environmental documents explore impacts associated with extension of the full water right permit. The documents do not require installation of radial gates. A decision to install radial gates at the dam is separate from this process and will be considered when the timing is appropriate. The following are links to the environmental documents: Sugar Pine Water Right Permit Extension Final EIR/EIS Link to US Forest Service website

AUBURN, Calif. (May 27, 2021) - At the May 20 meeting of the Placer County Water Agency (“PCWA”) Board of Directors, the Board awarded 12 grants, totaling over $3.6 million, to seven public water purveyors in Placer County. The grants, funded through PCWA's Financial Assistance Program, support Placer County special districts with projects that enhance safe and reliable drinking water service…