ELDORADO AREA WATER & SANITATION DISTRICT
2 North Chamisa Drive, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87508-9483
IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO OUR CUSTOMERS
Stage 1 Water Restrictions Effective May 20, 2022: As was the case this time last year, the daily forecast over the last two months has been dry and windy with the prospect of significant precipitation seemingly nowhere in sight following several consecutive years of poor snow pack and rain. With no chance of being able to operate our Galisteo Well #9 this summer, the District has concluded that the only prudent course of action is to implement EAWSD Stage 1 Water Restrictions effective Friday, May 20, 2022.
Details concerning water restrictions can be found at the following link for WRAMP. Information has been posted at ECIA and at the Agora. Additionally, you'll find detailed information in May's issue of Water Notes. Thank you for your cooperation!
EAWSD provides clean, safe, and reliable water services to almost 3,000 customers in the unincorporated area around Eldorado in Santa Fe County, New Mexico.
District Updates
News & Notices
Current Water Alert Stage: STAGE 1 Water Restrictions Effective May 20, 2022
Click here for the District's current WRAMP. The updated version of WRAMP is on hold and will be published at a later time.
Next Meeting is 5/19/2022
March 1, 2022
Pilot Rain Barrel Rebate Program
Starting March 1, 2022, EAWSD introduces a pilot rain barrel rebate program for the purchase of NEW rain barrels. Since this is the first time a program of this type has been introduced in our community, we expect to encounter some unknown challenges in the first phase, but our staff is prepared to make this conservation effort a success for all, so please be patient. The link below will take you to the application and program requirements. The application can also be picked up at the Customer Service & Billing office at 2 North Chamisa Drive. The District is excited to partner with the community and looks forward to your participation!
May 2, 2022
Important Information about upcoming Projects
Santa Fe County Pipeline Extension
Starting May through December 2022
Many of you may have already taken note that contractors are mobilizing at the Tank 4 Site near Avenida Del Monte Alto and Avenida Vista Grande and also near the District's Well 2A/2B Site (starting point) on Alcalde Road and Avenida De Compadres, to begin construction of this project. Once completed, this project will provide a much-needed source of supplemental water supply to the Eldorado Community.
Link to more information and a detailed map:
Verano Conchas Loop Pipeline Replacement
Starting June-July 2022 through March 2023
This project is currently out to bid with a project award scheduled for May 19, 2022. The scope of the project includes the installation of over 6,000 feet of new
6-inch waterline and 200 new water service laterals, as both reach the end of their expected useful service life. While not a complicated project, it will involve some project coordination and cooperation from homeowners residing in this area. In a few weeks, area residents will be invited to a public meeting where the District and its contractor will share details regarding project schedules.
Link to more information and a detailed map:
Please CLICK BELOW for an important checklist if you are selling your home and need to close out your EAWSD account.
Do you need assistance with your water bill? New Mexico Rental Assistance Program through Department of Finance and Administrations Local Government Division and Santa Fe County CONNECT Community Services could help. Please CLICK on the buttons below for the direct links.
Telephone Numbers/Email
Customer Service & Billing
(505) 466-1085 (Option 1)
Administration
(505) 466-2411 (Option 2)
Reporting a problem AFTER business hours or on holidays:
(505) 780-0090
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm (MT)
Closed Holidays (see calendar)
2 North Chamisa Drive
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87508 - 9483
Common Questions
What is our water hardness?
Generally, the water hardness in Eldorado is about 300-350 parts per million or milligrams per liter. This is also equivalent to about 17-20 grains per gallon. If you wish to soften your tap water with a commercially available water softener, the installer will want to know this water hardness level in order to properly adjust the softener. Link to other FAQs about your water.
March 28, 2022
2022 Water Quality Report
The annual Water Quality Report for water treated in 2021, also referred to as the Consumer Confidence Report (CCR), is available for viewing by clicking on the button below. More information can be obtained by emailing the EAWSD Customer Service and Billing Office at customer.support@EAWSD.org or by calling (505) 466-1085 Opt. 1 and requesting that a hard copy be mailed to you.