What's New at the Virgin Valley Water District?

  Virgin Valley Water District is looking for local artists to help us design a new logo for the District. More information is available here. Click on “Logo entry form” at the bottom of this post to print the form for entry submission.  Logo entry form

We invite you to participate with VVWD in EPA’s Fix-A-Leak Week, March 20-26,2023! We are giving away an EPA WaterSense toilet courtesy of Mountainland Supply. Just fix any leak this month and tell us about it to enter drawing! Link to online submission form: https://www.xpressformsbuilder.com/viewer/e0dea917-cbfc-4afe-b1a2-0255e0ff9f90

Help us name our new mascot!! We’re accepting suggestions for a name until March 26th! Win awesome prizes and bragging rights!

Construction work has started at the intersection of Falcon Ridge Parkway and Pioneer Blvd. to replace the valve cluster and pipe in the intersection. Construction is scheduled to end May 3, 2023. Traffic lanes will be closed down at times so please have patience and plan accordingly.

On January 3, 2023, the Virgin Valley Water District Board of Directors approved the revised Water Conservation Plan to help guide the District forward with future efforts to help conserve water. The plan can be found at: https://vvwdnv.com/our-water/water-conservation/

On January 3, 2023, the Virgin Valley Water District Board of Directors approved changes to the District’s administrative fee schedule. The update fee schedule can be found at: Rules, Regulations & Rates.

Congratulations to our ‘Imagine a Day Without Water’ student contest winners and their awesome teachers! Winning art and essays will be featured in the coming weeks. K-2 Coloring contest winners: First Place – Jordyn – Mrs Garcia Second Place- Samantha – Mrs Garcia Third Place – Alexa Nunez – Mrs Davis Elementary Art Contest Winner […]

Virgin Valley Water District – Water Availability Status The extreme drought conditions that are plaguing the southwestern United States have been making headlines around the country. The Colorado River and its tributaries are running at historically low flows due to the lack of snow pack from last winter in Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah. The two […]

YES! You can drink the water in Virgin Valley! Rumors go around from time to time that our water here in the valley isn’t safe to drink. These are FALSE! Our water meets or exceeds (mostly exceeds) ALL government standards for safe drinking water. It is tested bi-weekly and treated to ensure that safe water […]