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Water System

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TICC owns and operates a water system for island residents. The system consists of three wells, each with a pump house, a 150,000-gallon storage tank, fire hydrants, water lines, and testing stations. Your annual dues pay for the operation and maintenance costs. Water quality is reported each year in the Consumer Confidence Report.

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Points of Contact

Points of contact for the Treasure Island water distribution team:

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Water System Operations Manager Reports

WSOM Reports are written by Daryl Axelson, Water System Operations Manager, and are presented at the annual membership meeting by the Water Commissioner.

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Water Meters

As required by the Water Use Efficiency rule, Treasure Island installed water meters at individual service connections between 2011 and 2016. The project was funded as part of the annual operating budget. Reading the service (customer) meters helps to determine whether there are leaks in the island’s distribution system and to achieve other WUE goals.

You can use the meter installed at your water connection to determine whether there are leaks in your water line or in your home:

·       Homeowner’s Guide to Leak Detection (PDF)

If you need to shut off the water supply to your residence at the water connection, follow this procedure:

·       How to Shut Off Your Water at the Water Meter (PDF)

You can read your meter to monitor your own water usage with the goal of using island water as efficiently as possible. Please help conserve water:

·       How to Read Your Water Meter (PDF)

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Water Quality – Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs)

A water quality report (called a CCR) is sent by regular mail or email to TICC members each year. The reports are available online:

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Conservation

 

For additional conservation tips, see the Water Use It Wisely web site.

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Cross Connection Control Plan

A cross connection is any actual or potential physical connection between a drinking water system and any other non-potable substance (liquid, solid, or gas).

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Sanitary Survey Report

The water system had a sanitary survey in September 2009 by our regional engineer from the Office of Drinking Water:

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General Information

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EPA and DOH

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