The City water system serves approximately 9,200 residential, 800 commercial, and 400 irrigation customers within the City of Paso Robles. The Paso Robles Water Division (PRWD) is committed to providing customers with a reliable high quality water supply.

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2024年4月1日 · Pay water/sewer bills online. Start or Stop Service. Read how to start or stop water and sewer service, and locate relevant forms. Sewer Rates. Sewer rates have been updated to the lesser of the current month's water use and the monthly usage basis units multiplied by the usage charge. Water Meters

2025年1月27日 · For more than a decade, a group of people have sought to require landowners over the Paso Robles water basin to pay a fee for water usage.

2025年1月26日 · Farmers and residential well users could be charged for water pumped from the overdrafted Paso Robles Groundwater Basin in California. Here’s a look at potential fees.

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2022年6月13日 · The City of Paso Robles does not have or anticipate having an actual water shortage, however, to comply with the State’s requirements the City is implementing Level 2 water demand management measures. The following new restrictions become effective June 10. Outdoor irrigation is limited to two days per week according to the schedule below.

Paso Robles drinking water quality report. WaterZen records water quality data for Paso Robles Water and presents the results in an easy to understand report - so you can make more informed decisions about the water you drink.

Currently, the City of Paso Robles relies on a combination of surface water supplies and groundwater to provide potable water to our water customers. In a normal year, over 50% of the City’s water is supplied by seven relatively-shallow wells located along the Salinas River corridor.