Author: Yvette Finstad

You know what they say…Teamwork makes the dream work! Through our collaborative partnership with the U.S. Forest Service-Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest, we’ve replaced the signs along the Butte Falls Fish Lake Highway that mark the upper and lower boundaries of the Big Butte Springs watershed. This watershed is where our primary drinking water source—Big Butte…

Old tires can do more than clutter up a property—tires left outdoors can collect rainwater and release oils and other pollutants over time when exposed to the elements, especially when dumped near creeks, drainage areas, or rural roads. Recycling them helps keep our watershed cleaner, and thus, also our drinking water sources. We encourage customers…

Old tires can do more than clutter up a property—tires left outdoors can collect rainwater and release oils and other pollutants over time when exposed to the elements, especially when dumped near creeks, drainage areas, or rural roads. Recycling them helps keep our watershed cleaner, and thus, also our drinking water sources. We encourage customers…