Since assuming responsibiltiy for the Hub service area, Metro Water had thought it would see a reduction in water usage, especially considering the new water rates. However, water consumption patterns have shown little change. At times where there is large water usage, the storage tank has difficulty staying full. While improvements to the system will help, they do take time and do not completely compensate for the demand customers place on a water system. Please consider one water activity at a time during morning and early evening.
Less water is needed and less impact to the system.
Please use your water wisely. See the back page for some water conservation ideas or call us at 575-8100. Contaminants Tested For and Not Found Metro Water District also sampled for the following contaminants in 1999, as required by safe water drinking standards. None of the following contaminants was detected by our state licensed laboratory. This list represents how thorough Metro Water District is in ensuring safe drinking water for you as well as in meeting federal and state drinking water standards.