We keep Roseville's water flowing
Delivering high-quality and reliable water resources to your home and business is what we do. Our water supply utility distributes drinking water to nearly 154,000 residents, thousands of businesses and millions of visitors.
To distribute drinking water reliably, we:
- operate a 100 million gallon per day treatment plant
- maintain 600 miles of pipes, 4,500 hydrants, three water tanks that equal 20 million gallons of water
- manage active groundwater well program and used when needed
How your water gets to you
1. 💧 Source: Water from Folsom Lake and groundwater wells.
2. 🏭 Treatment: Cleaned to meet strict standards.
3. 🚰 Distribution: Delivered through a reliable system.
4. 🏠 Your tap: Safe water, ready when you need it.
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Apply for rebatesWater services, planning, and programs
Your water utility provides water services for most homes and businesses in the City of Roseville.
- New service/Change in service: (916) 774-5300
- Issues with your water service including water leaks, water pressure, interruptions, water quality concerns or after-hour emergencies: (916) 774-5750
- Water efficiency or call (916) 774-5761
If you are experiencing water quality issues (smell, funny taste, overall taste quality, clarity, etc.), please contact us as soon as possible at (916) 774-5750
Water quality reports
Each year, we test water supplies to make sure they meet and exceed water quality standards. Get the latest test results
Fluoride information
Roseville adds fluoride to drinking water in accordance with the current law and regulations, enforced by California Department of Public Health. Read on for more information.
Lead and Copper
In 1991, the EPA introduced the Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) to reduce lead and copper in drinking water. The 2021 revisions aim to protect children and communities from lead exposure further. Public Water Systems must prepare and submit a service line inventory by October 16, 2024. Read more.
Cross connection and backflow program
The city has released its new Cross Connection and Control Plan. Read or download the updated plan here.
As part of our ongoing efforts to confirm pipe material in service lines, we conducted additional inventories but if you received a letter to confirm your service line material, follow this link.
There's never enough water to waste. That's why we have a team of efficiency staff to help answer questions and provide rebates and other services to keep help keep water use as efficient as possible.
Contractors that need a hydrant permit need to fill out an application and pay associated fees.
Part of our charge is to keep pace with growing demands and ensuring that our water resources remain sustainable.
Urban Water Management Plan and Water Shortage Contingency Plan
We updated the Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP) and Water Shortage Contingency Plan (WSCP), which are essential long-term planning documents. These are updated at least every five years in accordance with the Urban Water Management Planning Act and chart the course towards ensuring a reliable water future for our community.
Download the UWMP
Water Management Plan
Similar to other water planning documents, the Water Management Plan (WMP) was developed to meet requirements of our water service contract with the US Bureau of Reclamation. The plan cross references requirements contained in the UWMP.
Download the WMP
The City of Roseville requires annual testing of backflow prevention devices installed on water service lines for commercial/domestic use, irrigation and fire sprinklers to eliminate actual or potential cross connections into the public water supply.
Your Roseville Utilities works to ensure high-quality water. One way we do that is to flush the water lines as part of our routine operations and maintenance.
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Like many utilities throughout the United States, we are modernizing our metering system. This metering upgrade includes advanced meters, which wirelessly send readings and important service information to both our water and electric utilities.
Visit our project website for details about schedule and other questions and answers