Winston-Dillard Water District was established in 1948. The water system is owned by the District and the people residing therein. The purpose of the District is to supply adequate quantities of safe, reliable, potable water for domestic use within the boundaries of the District currently and in the future.
The District currently has over 2,500 connections serving about 2,900 dwellings or approximately 8,300 individuals.The main water source for the Winston-Dillard Water District is the South Umpqua River. The South Umpqua River originates in the Cascade Mountain Range and has considerable tributaries. The large watershed allows considerable fluctuations in river flow and quality. There are two dams with large reservoirs in the system. Ben Irving is located in Olalla just west of Winston and Galesville near Azalea south of the area. The Water District has five reservoirs with a total capacity of 2.750 million gallons.
The District currently has over 2,500 connections serving about 2,900 dwellings or approximately 8,300 individuals.The main water source for the Winston-Dillard Water District is the South Umpqua River. The South Umpqua River originates in the Cascade Mountain Range and has considerable tributaries. The large watershed allows considerable fluctuations in river flow and quality. There are two dams with large reservoirs in the system. Ben Irving is located in Olalla just west of Winston and Galesville near Azalea south of the area. The Water District has five reservoirs with a total capacity of 2.750 million gallons.
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Winston-Dillard Water District 2016 Consumer Confidence Report
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