Imagine being able to discover a low volume leak, like a slab leak, within hours of it starting. With our current water meter reading based system it might take literally months before you even realized that this leak existed and by then you have lost maybe hundreds of gallons of water, accumulated high usage costs and possible damage to your property.

Rainbow MWD will be implementing a new billing software system in the next few months.  Our staff is very excited about this upgrade and look forward to providing our customers with several beneficial features.  What’s important to know is that your account number will NOT change.  Also, if you pay your bill online please watch for an email with instructions on updating your payment information as…

Rainbow Municipal Water District provides wastewater services to 4,000 customers out of just over 8,000 customers. This includes 87 miles of wastewater lines, 1,643 manholes and 8 lift stations. Efforts have been taken over the past 6 months to reduce infiltration and intrusion (I & I) of rainwater by installing 400 rain pains and over 400 plugs in manhole lids. These rain pans and plugs reduce…

In February, Rainbow MWD staff responded to a variety of incidents as a result of an atmospheric river which impacted the State of California.  Some of those incidents included assisting San Diego County road crews with clearing roads and reducing the effects of fallen trees and heavy branches.  They also assisted North County Fire with traffic control and the clearing of mud and debris from the…

What do STEM and RMWD have in common? Well, you can probably imagine Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) and RMWD have a lot in common and that is why we are partnering with local agencies to promote these skills and careers in water technology.  Most recently we were invited to present at Potter Jr. High in Fallbrook during their career day event on January 30, 2019.

New year, new improvements!  The Rainbow Municipal Water District has started 2019 with several Capital Improvement Projects that are already underway.  The projects are ranging from water service upgrades to pressure reducing stations, pipe relocations, and much more, which will ultimately result in more efficient and maintained water services for residents.