We are happy to announce that the precautionary boil water advisory has been officially lifted. After thorough testing, NW Water Systems has confirmed to SLMC that the most recent water sample has shown satisfactory results, …
All emergency repairs and scheduled maintenance related to the water system have been completed, and water service has been restored to the affected areas following today’s shut-off. A boil water advisory is currently in effect. …
On Thursday, June 19, 2025, from 6 pm to 8 pm, your Board of Trustees will have its regularly scheduled Board of Directors meeting. This open meeting will be held at the Community Center, 2631 …
Due to a break in the system that was discovered on Blooms Court today, the scheduled work that was to be performed today has been rescheduled to begin tomorrow. On Tuesday, June 17th, and on …
We are pleased to announce that the precautionary boil water advisory has been formally lifted. Following comprehensive testing, NW Water Systems has provided confirmation to SLMC that the most recent water sample has yielded satisfactory …
We are happy to announce that the precautionary boil water advisory has been officially lifted. After thorough testing, NW Water Systems has confirmed to SLMC that the most recent water sample has shown satisfactory results, indicating that the water is now safe for consumption and daily use.
For updates, please have a look at the RNS system, as well as our website and Facebook page.
We sincerely appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this important safety procedure. If you ran water from a faucet or hose bib outside your property to clear sediment and notice an additional charge on your following monthly statement, please let us know. You will not incur any extra water fees.
If you have any questions, please call the SLMC office at 360-357-4787.
All emergency repairs and scheduled maintenance related to the water system have been completed, and water service has been restored to the affected areas following today’s shut-off. A boil water advisory is currently in effect. We will stay in contact with Northwest Water Systems to obtain the test results as soon as they are available. However, if we do not hear back by Friday, the 20th, the boil water advisory will remain in place through the weekend. Once we obtain this information, we will promptly inform you through the RNS system, our Facebook page, and our website.
Just a reminder that when water is turned on and off during work on the system, it may stir up sediment. If you notice sediment in your water, we recommend running a faucet or hose bib outside your property until the water runs clear. If you need to do this and have extra water usage on your next monthly invoice, please let us know. You will not be charged for the extra water fee.
On Thursday, June 19, 2025, from 6 pm to 8 pm, your Board of Trustees will have its regularly scheduled Board of Directors meeting. This open meeting will be held at the Community Center, 2631 114th Way SW. We’ve enabled Zoom as our remote meeting provider for those who can’t attend in person.
Video Conferencing, Web Conferencing, Webinars, Screen Sharing
Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat, and webinars across mobile, desktop, and room systems. Zoom Rooms is the original software-based conference room solution used around the world in board, confer…
Video Conferencing, Web Conferencing, Webinars, Screen Sharing
Due to a break in the system that was discovered on Blooms Court today, the scheduled work that was to be performed today has been rescheduled to begin tomorrow.
On Tuesday, June 17th, and on Thursday, June 19th, there will be localized water outages throughout the system. A Boil Water Advisory will be in effect from Monday, June 16th, until the lab results come back satisfactory, which is anticipated to be on Friday, June 20th. It is essential to prepare for a potential water shortage during this period; therefore, please be prepared for limited water access on those days.
While certain sections of the system may remain operational, the reliability of the system’s functions and shut-off may be unpredictable. A comprehensive Boil Water Advisory is being implemented due to our aging and deteriorating infrastructure, which may result in rapidly changing conditions.
For updates, please check the RNS system, our website, or our Facebook page.
Just a reminder that when water is turned on and off during work on the system, it may stir up sediment. If you notice sediment in your water, we recommend running a faucet or hose bib outside your property until the water runs clear. If you need to do this and have extra water usage on your next monthly invoice, please let us know. You will not be charged for the extra water fee.
We are pleased to announce that the precautionary boil water advisory has been formally lifted. Following comprehensive testing, NW Water Systems has provided confirmation to SLMC that the most recent water sample has yielded satisfactory results, thereby indicating that the water is now safe for consumption and daily use.
Beginning June 16th, localized water outages will occur throughout the system on Monday, June 16th, and Wednesday, June 18th. A boil water advisory will be in effect from June 16th until laboratory results demonstrate satisfactory water quality, which is anticipated by Friday, June 20th. It is essential that you prepare for a potential water shortage during this period. Although certain sections of the system may remain operational, the reliability of the system’s functions and shut-offs may be unpredictable. A comprehensive boil water advisory will be implemented, as our infrastructure is aging and deteriorating, which may result in rapidly changing conditions.
For updates, please check the RNS system, our website, or our Facebook page.
We sincerely appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this essential safety procedure. Please be advised that turning the water supply on and off during this operation may result in the disturbance of sediment. Should you observe sediment in your water, we recommend running a faucet or hose bib outside your property until the water clears. If you must undertake this action and subsequently notice an additional water charge on your next monthly statement, kindly inform us. Please be assured that you will not incur any additional water fees.
If you have any questions, please call the office at 360-352-4787.
Please remember that when the water is turned on and off during system maintenance, it may stir up sediment. If you notice sediment in your water, we recommend running a faucet or an outdoor hose bib until the water runs clear. If you need to do this and your next monthly invoice reflects extra water usage, please let us know. You will not be charged for the additional water fee.
Please be advised that a boil water advisory is currently in effect until satisfactory laboratory results are received, which are anticipated by Friday, June 13th. Additionally, please note that sporadic outages are expected throughout the system next week, accompanied by a continued boil water advisory all week until laboratory results confirm satisfactory conditions, which is anticipated on Friday, June 20th.
There are valve replacements and other work that has been scheduled throughout the water system to begin next week. As we were putting together this notice, a water main leak was found on Scotlac Drive near the park that needs immediate attention. This will add additional impacts to customers in the form of water shut offs and an extended Boil Water Advisory.
On June 10th, customers on west Scotlac Drive from Scott Creek Drive to Scott Creek Drive , Scotlac Court, and Par Court will be out of water from around 8:30 to around 3 pm. There will be a Boil Water Advisory system wide until labs come back satisfactory anticipated to be June 13th.
Then next week starting June 16th, there will be localized water outages throughout the system on Monday the 16th and Wednesday the 18th, with a Boil Water Advisory in place from Monday the 16th until the labs come back satisfactory, anticipated to be Friday June 20th. Please be prepared to be out of water those days. There are sections of the system that may not be shut off, but the system work and shut off reliability is uncertain. For certain a system wide Boil Water Advisory will be in place. Because our system is old and deteriorated, things could change quickly.
Please check for updates through the RNS system, website, and Facebook.
Your Board of Trustees will have a Working Session meeting on Thursday, May 29, 2025, from 6 pm to 8 pm. This open meeting will be held at the Community Center, 2631 114th Way SW. We’ve enabled Zoom as our remote meeting provider for those who can’t attend in person.)
Scott Lake Maintenance Company is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Working Session
Time: May 29, 2025 06:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
