Search for: PAY MY BILL CUSTOMER SERVICES CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS ABOUT US YOUR WATER SUPPLIES ELFIN FOREST RECREATIONAL RESERVE CONTACT US Mission Share Tweet Olivenhain Municipal Water District is a multi-functioning public agency operating under a Strategic Plan that is dedicated and committed to serving present and future customers in a service-oriented manner by: 1 Water Providing safe, reliable, high-quality drinking water while exceeding all regulatory requirements in a cost-effective and environmentally responsive manner. 2 Recycled Water Providing recycled water and wastewater treatment in the most cost-effective and environmentally responsive method. 3 Parks Safely operating the Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve and providing all users with a unique recreational, educational, and environmental experience. 5 Sustainable Operations Pursuing alternative and/or renewable resources with the most sustainable, efficient, and cost-effective approach. 4 Emergency Management Complying with policies and procedures that adhere to local, state, and federal guidelines for national security and disaster preparedness. OMWD 1966 Olivenhain Road Encinitas, CA 92024 760-753-6466 Email Us Constant Contact Form Join our email list! Get the latest info on events and offers from OMWD. Email Address Sign Up Facebook Twitter Google+ YouTube RSS Feed ©2021. OLIVENHAIN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED DOWNLOAD ACROBAT PDF READER PRIVACY POLICY SITEMAP

Search for: PAY MY BILL CUSTOMER SERVICES CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS ABOUT US YOUR WATER SUPPLIES ELFIN FOREST RECREATIONAL RESERVE CONTACT US Hydroelectricity Share Tweet OMWD operates two hydroelectric facilities. Roger Miller Reservoir The original plant is located at the Roger Miller Reservoir in the hills above Encinitas. This plant uses high-pressure water delivered from a nearby reservoir to power its turbines. That allows the plant to deliver a peak capacity of 450 kW. David C. McCollom Water Treatment Plant The second hydroelectric plant is located at the David C. McCollom Water Treatment Plant. Imported water passes through turbines that convert the hydraulic energy into mechanical energy through direct-coupled blowers and electrical energy through attached induction generators. ACWA’s “A Powerful Connection” video OMWD is joined by water agencies throughout California in using hydroelectricity as a power source for its operations. View the Association of California Water Agencies’ video to see how some of those agencies have implemented renewable energy projects and promote energy efficiency. OMWD 1966 Olivenhain Road Encinitas, CA 92024 760-753-6466 Email Us Constant Contact Form Join our email list! Get the latest info on events and offers from OMWD. Email Address Sign Up Facebook Twitter Google+ YouTube RSS Feed ©2021. OLIVENHAIN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED DOWNLOAD ACROBAT PDF READER PRIVACY POLICY SITEMAP