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The Liberty Lake Sewer and Water District (LLSWD) annual fall leaf drop-off will continue with the same format in 2022, as in 2021. The

The 2021 annual fall leaf and beach will continue with the same format as last year with some modifications. In 2020 the District received

To ensure that the water system is properly protected and that all system users receive safe drinking water, the Liberty Lake Sewer and Water

Spring Backflow Assembly Testing PSA from Idaho Washington Aquifer Collaborative (IWAC)

Free Bill Pay! Did you know the District offers free online account access and bill payment through Xpress BillPay? Paperless statements are available online by

Sprayhead Retrofit PSA from Idaho Washington Aquifer Collaborative (IWAC)

The Spokane Aquifer Joint Board (SAJB) https://www.spokaneaquifer.org/about-sajb/ is comprised of twenty-one water purveyors throughout the Spokane area dedicated to providing safe, clean drinking water

The District’s newly redesigned web-site allows the District to connect with our customers in a number of ways. The heading bar allows the user

Once water enters your sprinkler system it is no longer potable (drinking) water as it can become contaminated with pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers and animal

The District is implementing Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) water meters as part of its meter replacement program. Automatic meter reading, or AMR, is the

Do you know the source of your drinking water? It’s the Spokane Valley-Rathdrum Prairie (SVRP) Aquifer stretching from Lake Pend Oreille in North Idaho

Due to new assessment techniques, pharmaceuticals are now being detected in water and wastewater by scientists worldwide. There are over 20,000 prescription drug products

Not sure what to do with old household items, waste products or business materials? Are they recyclable? How about reusable? Or do the items

This brief overview of rules applies to activities within Spokane County shoreline setbacks around Liberty Lake. These also apply with minor differences to

Did you know that Liberty Lake is home to a few different aquatic invasive species? LLSWD is aware of three; two are plants, and

The LLSWD is using ALERT Spokane to notify our customers in the event of an emergency. ALERT Spokane (a.k.a. Reverse 911) is the program

Check out our new website at https://libertylake.org/. The newly redesigned web-site allows the District to connect with our customers in a number of ways.

Liberty Lake Sewer and Water District’s annual leaf and beach pickup is revised for 2020 due to COVID-19. Please read on. The District and our

Backflow PSA produced by Idaho Washington Aquifer Collaborative (IWAC)

This article provides information for fall sprinkler blowout activities and cross-connection control (a.k.a. backflow). Irrigation systems are exposed to contaminants such as pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers

2020 Best Tasting Water Award Every year the Inland Empire subsection of the American Water Works Association holds a competition for the utility’s best tasting

On May 31, Gov. Inslee extended the moratorium on service disconnects and late fees through July 28 for all energy, landline telephone, and water

  Educational video is courtesy of the City of Spokane. For questions about our water please contact Liberty Lake Sewer and Water at 509-922-5443.

As businesses prepare to reopen as restrictions are eased, building owners and tenants need to pay special attention to their water supply. What happens

Check out our new website at https://libertylake.org/. The newly redesigned web-site allows the District to connect with our customers in a number of ways.

Check out our new website at https://libertylake.org/. The newly redesigned web-site allows the District to connect with our customers in a number of ways.

As a provider of Essential Public Services, we are dedicated to maintaining the high level of service our customers expect and deserve. Internally we

A cross-connection is defined as any actual or potential physical connection between the public water system and any source that could contaminate the public

  As a reminder, we do not allow the dis-posal of anything other than water and the “3 P’s” into

The Liberty Lake Sewer and Water District is planning two water system replacement projects for the 2020 construction season (see project location maps below).