NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS ARCHIVE
Americans with Disabilities Act reduces barriers and promotes inclusiveness
West County Wastewater commends the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) on July 26, 1990, and urges the community [...]
WCW wishes you a safe, healthy and happy Independence Day!
This Fourth of July weekend, West County Wastewater (WCW) encourages everyone to commemorate the freedom and independence of our country safely. [...]
Public Bid Notification: La Honda Force Main Replacement Project
West County Wastewater is inviting sealed bids for the La Honda Force Main Replacement Project – Click on the documents below for more information. La [...]
WCW Honors Essential Employees Who Serve Our Community
Public service employees provide essential services, keeping our neighborhoods safe, functioning, vibrant and resilient. Civil service is a vital part of the world. On [...]
The Demand for Civil Rights and Social Justice Continues this Juneteenth
Every year on June 19, our country honors Juneteenth and the celebration of the abolition of slavery in America. The day observes June 19, [...]
WCW observes Pride Month, encourages ongoing action for human rights
Celebrate PRIDE! At West County Wastewater we don’t just celebrate diversity, we embrace it. Diversity makes our workplaces, neighborhoods and society vibrant, innovative and [...]
Ecosystem Restoration is Critical for Sustainable, Healthy Communities
Healthy ecosystems are vital to the wellbeing and safety of people, the environment and our neighborhoods. This World Environment Day, with the theme “Ecosystem [...]
Happy PRIDE!
In honor of the first day of Pride Month, WCW maintenance staff members Luis Martinez and Sonny Dumalig hung the pride flag today at the [...]
Memorial Day Honors Those Who Protected Our Liberties
In recognition of Memorial Day, West County Wastewater (WCW) acknowledges all who have made the ultimate sacrifice to defend our freedoms. Originally known as [...]
Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Contributes to Resilient, Vibrant Communities
Sustainable, healthy communities rely on the people who live in them, and the diversity and traditions that different cultures contribute. In honor of Asian [...]
History and culture come alive with Cinco de Mayo
In commemoration of the victory of the Mexican Army over French forces in the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862, West County Wastewater [...]
Notice of Public Hearing Concerning Proposed Changes to Wastewater Rates
West County Wastewater is considering a five-year Environmental Quality (Sewer Use) Charge increase. A Notice of Public Hearing was sent to all property owners [...]