Author: norstar

Water pressure was restored the evening of the 2nd. The District hauled 12,000 gallons and continues to haul water currently to maintain the storage levels at our Trujillo Trail Yard. The Echo Canyon yard is still offline due to a failed pressure pump. We expect to have that resolved no later than Monday.

Members, We are out of water.  This happened due to several things.  First, we lost the pressure pump at Echo Canyon so even though that yard is full of water we cannot pump it.  Second, the Trujillo Trail yard cannot keep up with system demand, we get about 3 days with full tanks before they are […]

The Districts new water trailer has arrived. Garrett Altfillisch already hauled 15,000 gallons from 42 to the Trujillo Trail yard. This does not remove the need to be conservative but will help eliminate water outages due to low water inventory.

From: Ed Stubbs <[email protected]>Sent: Friday, June 17, 2022 12:08 PMTo: District Clerk <[email protected]>Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]>Subject: Re: TTDWID – high flows Members, You may have noticed we are once again out of water.  You currently have pressure but once the tank levels drop the pumps will shut down like they did yesterday afternoon and this morning.  We are planning on trucking […]

Members, The water we trucked up from 42 AS Road last week carried us through the weekend but our current rate of consumption exceeds our wells production.  The board is working diligently to get a weekly trucking commitment from Tucson Bulk Water or if Mike cannot commit to a schedule the board, during the last […]

A few of our District members experience entrained air in their water. If you have this issue please email [email protected]. We believe we have a solution that requires moving an air pump from Rock Canyon to Echo Canyon it is a significant project but should be completed this month.

Yesterday the Echo Canyon yard experienced a low water shutdown. At the same time the Trujillo Trail yard developed an issue with the well pump and VFD. Echo Canyon is now back in service but Trujillo Trail is not. The District expects to have this fixed today.