Drought alert triggers irrigation limits for inland water customers
SAN MARCOS — In observance of growing drought conditions statewide, the Vallecitos Water District has declared new water conservation requirements for thousands of customers in
Vallecitos Water District
Vallecitos board declares Level 2 drought alert
REGION — To comply with Gov. Gavin Newsom’s executive order N-7-22, the Vallecitos Water District Board of Directors voted to move to a Level 2
San Marcos and Vallecitos partner for hydration stations
SAN MARCOS — Both the city of San Marcos and the Vallecitos Water District are committed to the reduction of single-use plastics in our community.
Vallecitos files $6.1M suit against San Diego County Water Authority
REGION — Whiskey is for drinking and water is for fighting, so goes the old saying. And in San Marcos, the Vallecitos Water District has
Are San Marcos water bills subsidizing new construction costs?
SAN MARCOS — Are residents in San Marcos paying more for their water to fund area development projects? Tom Scaglione, former Vallecitos Water District chief
Water main break prompts major road work in San Marcos
Motorists will be feeling the effects of a water main break along San Marcos Boulevard that snarled traffic last month for a large portion of
Lane closures Aug. 30-31 on San Marcos Boulevard
Motorists should be prepared to avoid using eastbound San Marcos Boulevard on Wednesday night.
Emergency water main repairs clogging traffic in San Elijo Hills
Traffic is clogging the southbound lanes of San Elijo Road at Elfin Forest Road as crews from the Vallecitos Water District perform emergency repair work
Planning director resigns; public works director gets Vallecitos top job
Encinitas is soon to be without two major department heads after the abrupt resignation of the city’s planning director and word that its public works
Vallecitos Water District receives lower conservation mandate
Vallecitos Water District customers will receive some relief from the state’s water conservation targets, as the state lowered the district’s target from 24 percent to
