TranslateDrinking Water
The City of Olympia delivers an abundant supply of high quality water to nearly 55,000 people through 19,000 connections every day. We work to provide and protect nature's water for a healthy community. Learn more about drinking water online:
- 2009 Drinking Water Quality Report: Olympia met or exceeded all federal and local standards.
- 2009-2014 Water System Plan
- 2008 Water Use Efficiency Report: Learn more about our work to conserve water and reduce consumption.
- Conservation information for indoor and outdoor applications.
- Cross Connection: Ensuring contaminants do not enter our drinking water system.
- Groundwater Protection focuses preventing contamination of our drinking water.
- Water Quality ensuring Olympia's water meets all state and federal requirements and is safe to drink.
Get Involved - Tell Us Your Vision
We want to hear from you. What is your vision for the next 20 years? Use the comment form to share your vision, your comments will help us in drafting the Comprehensive Plan. Thank you in advance for your input.
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City Updates
- 2010 Federal Census. April 1 is Census Day in the United States. We all benefit from a complete count. Take 10 to answer 10 in 2010. More...
- Olympia Ballfield Updates. Get the latest update about ballfield closures on Twitter.
- Olympia Skate Court. Follow Olympia's Skate Court on Twitter.
- Parks, Arts and Recreation Draft Plan. You have until Friday, March 26 to review and comment on the draft update. More...
- Save Money on Your Seasonal Water Bill. Consider reinventing your lawn. FREE workshop, Tuesday, March 23, 7:00 p.m., Lacey Community Center. More...
- Yard Waste Drop Off Site Opens for the Season. Olympia's Yard Waste Drop Off Site at 1401 Eastside Street is open for the season, Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. More...
- Olympia City Council. Weekly agenda. Meeting videos.