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WATER EDUCATION TRAINING
Above: Participants in the North Coast County Water District’s Water Education Training on Oct. 21- (From Left) Warren Hultberg, Peter S. Henderson, Anne De Jarnatt (Board member), Bob Vetter (Board President), Lorraine Regan, Patricia Mason Cook, Linda Corwin, Robert Crow, Karl Baldwin and Kevin Casey. (Not pictured: Kathryn Ivanetich)
On Saturday, October 21st, the North Coast County Water District welcomed ten eager NCCWD customers to the very first Water Education Training (W.E.T.). Board members Bob Vetter and Anne De Jarnatt joined the other participants to listen to presentations given by District staff and to take a District site tour.
Morning presentations included the District’s history, insight into District finances, and the latest in water conservation measures. Field operations staff also explained the water distribution system, how to read the water meter, and water quality protocol and sampling. The morning’s activities concluded with pictures and reports of recently completed, current and future projects.
After lunch, participants were driven to various NCCWD facilities. They were shown how our water is delivered from our connection at the SFPUC water treatment plant in Millbrae via the watershed area and across the San Andreas Fault and were also given a behind the scenes look at how our water is pumped and stored throughout the system.
Although it was a full day, all the participants seemed to enjoy themselves. Look for the next opportunity for W.E.T. some time next year!
Understanding where our water comes from. From Left: Peter S. Henderson, Karl Baldwin, District Project Manager Bert Weiss and General Manager Kevin O’Connell.
Water Education Training participant, Lorraine Regan stands in front of the Jack Regan Pump Station. The site was dedicated to her late husband who was a former General Manager of the North Coast County Water District.
Learning about pumps. From Left: Linda Corwin, Board President Bob Vetter, Lorraine Regan, General Manager Kevin O’Connell, Patricia Mason Cook, District Plant Supervisor Norm Regnart, Kevin Casey, Robert Crow and Karl Baldwin.