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INITIAL PUBLIC NOTICE – Lone Pine Creek
Medford Water has applied for BRIC grant funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to fund the Crater Lake […]
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Turn in Your Tires, Protect Our Drinking Water
Old tires can do more than clutter up a property—tires left outdoors can collect rainwater and release oils and other […]
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Our Weekly Watering Recommendations Are Back for the 2026 Watering Season
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Renovation Work Underway in Our Building Beginning May 4, 2026
Pardon the mess…and thank you for your patience! Beginning Monday, May 4, 2026, the City of Medford will be undertaking […]
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New Water Supply Outlook Webpage Launched
With the recent news about the Governor’s drought declaration for Jackson County, many residents throughout our communities are likely to […]
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Update: Boil Water Advisory LIFTED for Area of Southwest Medford
Updated Friday, April 17, 2026 – Medford Water has received water sample results for those addresses under the Boil Water […]
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The Weather is Beautiful, but There’s No Need to Start Watering Just Yet!
Spring begins in just a few days, but your lawn isn’t ready for regular watering just yet! The cooler evening […]
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It’s Groundwater Awareness Week March 8–14, 2026!
Groundwater Awareness Week—March 8th through 14th, 2026—is an annual observance established in 1999 to highlight the responsible development, management, and […]
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DYK: You Play a Part in Protecting Your Groundwater?
It’s Groundwater Awareness Week—March 8th through 14th, 2026—an annual observance highlighting the responsible development, management, and use of groundwater. Our […]
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Medford Water Wins Drinking Water Protection Award
The 2024 Summer Olympics are long over, with the many athletes having taken home prestigious medals in their sports, and […]
