Water During a Heat Wave

King County Water District 90 (KCWD90) understands how essential water is during a heat wave. It is the policy of KCWD90 not to shut off customers for non-payment during extreme heat events.  When the National Weather Service issues or announces a heat-related alert for the area, the District has options to help customers who have already been shut off.  KCWD90 customers can have their water service reconnected during extreme weather by reaching out to 425-255-9600 or emailing info@kcwd90.com.

804 Zone Water Main Replacement Project

We have completed work on the Renton Suburban Tracts Water Main Replacement Project and have moved on to our next improvements.  

The 804 Zone Water Main Replacement Project is well underway.  This project will be completed in two phases.  They are completing phase one and beginning phase two and will be working through the month of August.  

Once work is completed, roads, driveways and front yards will be restored.

If you have any questions or concerns, please email info@kcwd90.com

2024 GARDEN CLASS SERIES ANNOUNCED

EMAIL KIRSTENA@KCWD90.com to register!

Do You Have a Backflow Device?

KCWD90 has partnered with Backflow Solutions, Inc. (BSI), a third-party contractor, to manage the District's Cross Connection Control Program. BSI provides a web-based tracking program and a more efficient and cost-effective means of managing the District's inventory of backflow prevention assemblies.

What does this mean for you as a backflow customer? Click here to find out.

Here to Serve Our Entire Community

Clean water is essential to the pursuit of health and happiness and King County Water District No. 90 exists to provide these services to everyone in our community. We serve a diverse population and we want to communicate to you, our customers, that we support equality.