Our Mission

At Colonial Pine Hills Sanitary District, we are committed to providing safe, high quality water services to our community, while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer service and environmental conservation.

Monthly Board of Trustees Meetings

The District Board of Trustees conducts a monthly meeting on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM at the District Office.  Because of COVID-19 we are unable to have an audience.  Should you have input for the meeting, please contact Jim at 348-3113 and let him know your concern.  The agenda can be found on this site under the pull down menu 'News and Notices.'  Once COVID-19 is behind us, we will return to having open meetings at the Fire Hall and the public will be welcome.

Conservation Tips

Under NEWS & NOTICES, click on CONSERVATION TIPS to see things that you can do to help with water conservation.

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information

March 16, 2020

The CDC and EPA have both informed nationwide water systems that this virus (as well as other similar virus's) cannot live in chlorinated water.  Our water is treated with Azone 15, a liquid sodium hypochlorite that has a pH of 11.  It is very similiar to regular bleach used in your laundryroom.  Our treated water goes thru a racetrack of piping to insure proper chlorine contact time before entering the distribution system.  This treatment will eliminate 99.999 percent of the COVID-19 pathogens that might be in the water.

The most effective way to prevent the spread of COVID-19 is to wash your hands properly frequently, eliminate close contact (hand shaking, etc.), cough into a tissue...

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Be prepared.

Be prepared.

September 01, 2020

September has arrived, and autumn is well on its way.

As the summer heat begins to fade, and the first hints of red and gold begin to appear, it’s a great time to relax and enjoy the mild weather. Next Monday, September 7, is Labor Day/ Labour Day, a day which honors the achievements of our workforce —a "yearly national tribute to the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our countr[ies].” Department of Labor.  
So, take a break, rest from your labor, and enjoy the respite. 

Then, after your rest, take advantage of this time to plan ahead. September is considered “National Preparedness Month” in the US: a month to get ready, to get prepared for harsher weather and conditions that will be coming, and a time to prepare for any emergencies that might arise.
So, use this September to make sure that you —and your home— are ready.

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