Board of Directors
 Don NewmanBoard President
 Joy Willis Vice President
 Larry Whitehead
Board of Directors Annual Reorganization Session
The Board voted in a new slate of officers for the 2017 calendar year. As a
result, Director Don Newman will serve as President of the Board of Directors
and Director Joy Willis will serve as the Vice President. The Board’s Standing Committees will be determined at the Regular Board Meeting on January
18, 2017.
 Walt Richison
 Eric Woodstrom
District Manager:
Chris Muehlbacher
Executive Assistant:
Tina Teuscher
Inside This Issue:
Board of Directors
Annual Reorganization
Bureau Water User’s
Conference
Thank You!
Mission Statement
The Value of Water
Next Board Meeting
Holiday Schedule
Compare Your Usage
Bureau of Reclamation Mid-Pacific Region
Water User’s Conference
January 25-27, 2017, Reno, NV
Director Richison will attend the 2017 50th Mid-Pacific Region Water Users Conference. The Annual Conference is attended by Managers, Directors, Consultants and Government Agency Representatives from agencies
served by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) facilities in California,
Nevada and Oregon. It is a great opportunity to discuss USBR operations,
contractor issues, and other concerns and items of interest. The Bureau will
also provide a status report on reservoir levels, inflow and discharge measurements along with the Initial Water Supply Outlook for the 2017 water
year.
Thank You!
All of us here at Centerville CSD would like to thank each and every customer for voluntarily conserving water, for continuing to pay your bills on
time and for always being supportive during times of repair or maintenance.
The last three years have been challenging with the drought and State restrictions and thanks to your cooperation we were able to submit a total
conservation of 30.5% for the per iod of December 2015 thr u November
2016 to the State.
Our Mission Statement
The mission of the Centerville Community Services District is to provide a reliable adequate supply of high quality water, at the lowest reasonable price, in an environmentally
responsible manner.
The Value of Water..
Let’s have some fun. Do you know the value of your water? To test your knowledge,
please answer these two simple questions.
1. How much does one gallon of Centerville’s water cost? ________________
2. How many gallons of Centerville’s water does it take to equal the cost of a single cup of Gourmet Coffee? ______
Whether you are a tea drinker or a coffee lover, mornings wouldn’t be the same without water.
Centerville’s professional staff works hard to guarantee safe drinking water every time you need it. We practice preventative maintenance to ensure that all valves, pumps and pipes deliver the best possible water to you.
We all need water to wash, cook, bathe and do countless other daily tasks. There is GREAT value in your water.
Your monthly water bill pays for a clean, safe and reliable water source - today, tomorrow and for the future.
Water - Essential. Reliable. Invaluable.
Quiz Answers:
1.
$ 0.001 (one-tenth of a penny!)
Centerville CSD charges $ 0.77 cents for 748 gallons of water.
2.
4,323 gallons of Centerville’s water is what you will get for the cost of an average Gourmet cup of coffee
at $4.45.
Scheduled Board Meetings:
The next scheduled Board of Director’s Meeting will be
held Wednesday, January 18th at 7:00 pm, at the District
Office.
The public is always welcome.
Average Water Usage
for December :
Compare the usage on your
water bill with the
average of the District.
December’s Average:
1,700 cubic - feet.
The District Office will be closed:
Monday, January 2, 2017
In observance of New Year’s Day
And
Monday, January 16, 2017
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day