Water District Rates, Infrastructure, and Billing Software Transition
Citrus Heights
Summary
The water district is replacing aging pipes under Project 2030, switching to smart meters that can flag leaks, and bringing two new groundwater wells online with aquifer storage for drought backup.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 3
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
District infrastructure investment whose financial impacts on customer rates were not detailed.
The roughly 70,000 customers the district serves, including two-thirds of Citrus Heights.
Mentions & discussions (5)
🌱 Patch AM: How Project 2030 could reshape Citrus Heights’ water pipes and streets.
Hey there, Citrus Heights! Let's get started with what's happening in and around town. Read on and stay in the loop. ☀️ In today's newsletter:How Project 2030 could reshape Citrus Heights' water pipes and street...
Citrus Heights City Council Meetings - Oct 28, 2026
The water district is replacing aging pipes under Project 2030, switching to smart meters that can flag leaks, and bringing two new groundwater wells online with aquifer storage for drought backup.
🌱 Patch AM: What CHWD’s ‘Project 2030’ means for Citrus Heights water pipes
Good day Citrus Heights! We're here again with what you need to know today. Grab a cup of coffee and read on. ☀️ In today's newsletter:What CHWD's 'Project 2030' means for Citrus Heights water pipesAlso on today...
Neighborhood Area 7/8/9 CHASEN - Sep 15, 2026
The Water District announced zero rate increases through 2027 and detailed major investments in water mains and new aquifer storage wells, alongside a transition to a new billing software system.
CHWD Discusses ‘Project 2030’ Updates At the Access Citrus Heights Chamber Luncheon on Oct. 21, CHWD Public Affairs Manager Mary Elise Conzelmann spoke about CHWD’s statistics and current projects the district is working on. Read More »
CHWD Discusses ‘Project 2030’ Updates At the Access Citrus Heights Chamber Luncheon on Oct. 21, CHWD Public Affairs Manager Mary Elise Conzelmann spoke about CHWD’s statistics and current projects the district is working on. Read More »
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