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Water Treatment & Distribution

The Heber Public Utility water system supplies water for domestic purposes to approximate 6,600 consumers through a total of about 1,530 water service connections.  The 2 million gallon per day (MGD) water treatment system operates 24 hours daily based on system demand. 

The Heber Public Utility District meets and exceeds all local, state and Federal water quality requirements. Water is pumped to our local residents and businesses through 25 miles of pipeline, which is maintained by the Heber Public Utility District. We are responsive to our customer’s needs and we are available 24 hours a day to respond to any emergencies.  Contact our on-call operator for any water/sewer/parks concerns at 760-353-0457. 

Heber receives raw water from the Imperial Irrigation District (IID), from the Central Main Canal through the Dogwood Canal to Gate 37A.  The raw water is allowed to settle in 3 lined settling basins with a combined capacity of 5.8 million gallons.  Water is pumped from the third settling basin and polyferric sulfate, a coagulant and Polymer, a coagulant aid is added and is mixed via static mixer.  The water then flows through one of two U.S. Filter Co. Micro Floc Water Treatment System units. 

The filtered water exits the treatment plant and is chlorinated prior to being pumped to three clearwell reservoirs that together store 5.5 million gallons.  Water from the reservoirs is pressurized to 48 psi to feed the one pressure zone distribution system.
 

Consumer Confidence Reports

 

Water Treatment Plant

1085 Ingram Ave., Heber, CA 92249

Water Treatment Chief Operator
Francisco Rodriguez
(760) 482-2440
(760) 427-4685
frodriguez@heber.ca.gov

Water Treatment Plant Lead Operator
Guillermo Verdugo
(760) 482-2440
gverdugo@heber.ca.gov

Heber Water Treatment Plant Water System ID  CA131007
Emergency On-Call Operator 760-353-0457