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Willamette Water Supply
There is enough water for today—but steps need to be taken now to have an adequate supply to meet future demands. Water needs in Washington County are projected to double by 2050 with new supplies needed as early as 2026. Developing an additional water supply through a partnership supports the region’s plans for responsible growth within urban growth boundaries.
Although effective water conservation programs and newer low water use appliances mean Washington County homes and businesses are using 15% to 20% less water than a decade ago, conservation alone is not enough to meet this future demand.
Anticipating the long-term need for a new water source, Tualatin Valley Water District (TVWD) and Hillsboro began years ago to prepare for this need and the necessary investment. Rates will go up, but this approach reduces the need for steep rate increases to pay for investments in reliable supply.
You can follow this program with regular updates. Visit the Willamette Water Supply website at http://www.ourreliablewater.org to keep up with the advances or subscribe to their monthly newsletter.
To view a map of the current plan and progress please visit http://www.ourreliablewater.org/wwsp-project-map/