Fallbrook Public Utility District

New "smart meters" let you track your water use online

FPUD is partnered with WaterSmart software to offer a free online program for all our customers, enabling them to review and understand their water use. Setting up an account is fast, easy and free. With just a few simple steps, you can sign up for your own personal account profile using a computer, tablet or…

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Residents ask FPUD to establish Community Benefit Program

Several community groups and nonprofit organizations approached FPUD and asked for help taking care of the physical environment of Fallbrook, including things like the hiking trails, downtown flower…

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Here's why we want to leave the Water Authority

FAQs on Proposed Change in Water Wholesalers

Why is FPUD pursuing this?
It all comes down to money...

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FPUD crews helped with Paradise fire’s disaster recovery

Crews from FPUD left Sunday, Sept.22 to help rebuild water services in Paradise, Calif. after the devastating Camp Fire roared through last November, essentially leveling the town.

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68-year water dispute settled

A lawsuit filed in 1951 has finally been settled as of April 29, 2019. After 68 long years of litigation, planning and brainstorming, the Fallbrook Public Utility District and Marine Corps Base Camp…

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Sandia Creek hiking trails were meant to be flooded behind a dam; sold for $10 million

The parking lot at the Sandia Creek trailhead was supposed to be 150 feet under water, if everything had gone as planned.

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