Thurston PUD Water Systems Map

           Water Systems Map (Updated November 2024)

Water Quality Reports

Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs)

What's in your drinking water and what do we test for?

Water Use Efficiency (WUE) Reports

Water conservation, use, and leak loss data for your water system.

Lead Service Line Inventory (LSLI) Reports

Thurston PUD and customer-owned lead service line assessment results.

Conservation Programs

Irrigation Help Line - The Planning and Compliance Specialist, Blake Nylund, will take calls to help customers better understand their current system and ways they can conserve. If you have any questions about your irrigation, please call Blake at (360) 357-8783 extension 126.

Residential Toilet Rebate - A $50 rebate is available for qualifying high efficiency residential toilet replacements. Toilet fixtures must have been purchased in 2025 and must include the WaterSense logo. A rebate will be provided to the first 25 eligible applications.

Garden Watering Timers - Watering timers are available to the first 100 customers who request them - call our office at (866) 357-8783 or email PUDCustomerService@thurstonpud.org to request a device. The timer connects to your spigot and hose and provides timed watering, giving your lawn just the right amount of water. Using this timer saves water and money by preventing over-watering.

Advanced Meter Program (formerly the Smart Meter Program) - Advanced, cellular meters are offered to customers that want direct access to their water consumption data. Customers are billed $50 for the meter itself (valued at $270), then an additional $3 per month for the ongoing fee for the online program. Customers will gain access to an online dashboard, accessible by computer or on a mobile device, the view consumption, leak alerts, or tips on conserving water.

Water Systems on Conservation Watering Schedules

From July 1st through September 30th the below outdoor watering schedule applies for the following water systems: Nisqually Highlands, Redtail Hawk, and Talcott Ridge.

Cross-Connection Control Program

The PUD's Cross-Connection Control Plan was developed in compliance with Washington Administrative Code (WAC) 246-290-490, to prevent contamination of customers' drinking water. The PUD's Planning and Compliance Team works with our customers to complete the Cross-Connection Control Questionnaire (CCCQ) every five years or when there are changes in a customer's plumbing to determin if equipment is needed to protect our water supply.

Cross-Connection Policy, TPUD Resolution 23-31

Cross-Connection Control Questionnaire and Frequently Asked Questions

Lead in Drinking Water

Fact Sheet

PFAS

PFAS Information

Water Conservation

Irrigation Systems - Best Management Practices

Drip Irrigation

Conservation Tips

EPA WaterSense

Homeadvisor.com - Home Water Conservation

         Water Conservation and Saving Tips for Home