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Soos Creek Water & Sewer District's 2026 Winter Newsletter is now available! 2026 Winter Newsletter (PDF)
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The District has been awarded a $4 million low-interest loan from the Washington State Public Works Assistance Account, administered by the Public Works Board, to fund critical infrastructure improvements in the Cascade Vista neighborhood.
The Cascade Vista Phase I AC Replacement Project will replace approximately 5,900 linear feet of failing 4-inch, 6-inch, and 8-inch diameter asbestos-cement (AC) water main in Renton’s Cascade Vista neighborhood. The AC water main will be replaced with 4-inch and 8-inch diameter ductile iron (DI) water main. Work will include installation of new fire hydrants, miscellaneous valves, water service lines, and meter boxes from the new water main to the customer line, including tie ins. The project is anticipated to go to bid in Spring 2026, with construction starting in April.
“This award from the Public Works Board will allow Soos Creek Water and Sewer District to continue funding an aggressive water infrastructure improvement program that will meet local growth and housing needs while keeping rates affordable for customers. Ensuring the long-term reliability and resilience of our water distribution system is important and we’re grateful to our legislators and the State for continuing to support this mission by investing in local infrastructure.” - William Appleton, PE, General Manager
The District will provide an ongoing public outreach program before and during all construction activities to assist in minimizing disruptions and impacts to our customers.
Look out for more project updates on our Current Projects page: https://www.sooscreek.com/220/Cascade-Vista-Phase-1-AC-Water-Main-Replacement.
After 38 years, the District will be remodeling its interior -- including the Commissioners Meeting Room, Executive Session Room, Small Conference Room, Lobby, and Bathrooms -- making the public spaces more ADA accessible, and providing a much needed refresh to these heavily trafficked areas.
The District will continue operating as usual -- just in a different building. Starting July 1st, 2025, the District's main office will be closed for renovation, and a temporary facility will be available in the parking lot for customers to make payments or ask questions in person. Our hours will remain unchanged.
Monday through Thursday: 10am to 4pmFriday: 10am to 1pm
Monday through Thursday: 8am to 4:45pmFriday: 8am to 3:45pm
Phone: 253-630-9900Address: 14616 SE 192nd St, Renton, WA 98058
The temporary facility will be located in the District's main parking lot:
To learn more about this project and to stay up-to-date on its development, please visit our Projects page.
Soos Creek Water & Sewer District maintains consistently high water quality standards. Our water comes from the Cedar River watershed, over 90,000 acres of land in southeast King County owned and managed by the City of Seattle. The water is cleaned and treated to meet or exceed all state and federal drinking water standards before it reaches your house.
The EPA established the Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) in 1991 to protect public health and reduce exposure to lead in drinking water.
Lead is rarely found in significant quantities in naturally occurring sources of water, such as streams, lakes, rivers, or ground water. The most common sources of lead in drinking water are lead pipes, solder, and brass fittings in faucets and fixtures. Lead from lead pipes, solder and brass fittings can dissolve into water or sometimes can enter as flakes or small particles.
Implementation of the LCR over the past twenty-five years has resulted in major improvements in public health. The most recent EPA 2021 Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) require that public water systems comply with an initial service line inventory, notification to persons served of known or potential lead service lines, Tier 1 public notification of a lead action level exceedance, and associated reporting requirements. These requirements are effective starting on October 16, 2024.
In compliance with the 2021 LCRR, Soos Creek Water and Sewer District has completed our lead service line inventory and submitted our inventory to the Department of Health as required. We have found no known nor potential lead service lines within the District, and no lead action level exceedance within the District.
The District is providing a searchable Excel list of all District customer residential service addresses with the results of our inventory. You will need to open the document and search Column B for your address. Results of our lead and copper service line inventory for your address are found in Column AA. Additionally, you may use our interactive Lead Service Line Inventory map.
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