Meet the people
Planning Today for the
Supporting Customers,
Strengthening the System
“I love Lincoln,” Ashley said.
“And I wanted to contribute
to making life better, and
give back to the community
I’ve come to love.”
Keeping Water Flowing,
Every Hour of the Day
“Our water distribution system
is a complex web of pipes, tanks,
pumps, and other infrastructure
that must work together every
second just to make sure water
is there at the tap when needed,”
Infrastructure
Expanding Water Treatment Capacity
The Ophir Water Treatment Plant
will expand overall capacity
and provide an additional
treatment facility to support
water service across western
Placer County.
Investing in a Vital Community Asset
Lincoln’s water system is
a major community asset—
valued at more than $500
million and comprising
roughly 300 miles of
distribution pipeline.
Increasing Groundwater Flexibility
Two new groundwater wells
in Roseville are expanding
the City’s ability to store
water in wet periods and
use it when conditions
turn dry.
Partnering for a Better Tomorrow
Growing a More Resilient Community
A water-wise, fire-smart
demonstration garden in Loomis
is helping residents learn
practical ways to conserve water,
reduce wildfire risk, and create
landscapes that thrive in
California’s changing climate.
Supporting Those Who Protect Our Community
Reliable water infrastructure
helps Lincoln firefighters respond
quickly and effectively, providing
the water needed to protect
lives and property when
every second counts.
A New Model for
Commercial Landscapes
Westfield Galleria at Roseville
transformed more than 150,000
square feet of lawn into a beautiful
water-wise landscape, saving an
estimated 8 million gallons of water
each year while enhancing
the visitor experience.