Services

The Keeler Community Service District serves a small population (66 pop.), situated on the edge of the Owens Drybed Lake between the Sierra Nevada and Death Valley. Water comes from one well. Arsenic and Manganese are above the maximum contaniment level and the Point of Use filters, maintained for 16 years, are now obsolete. See the Feasibility Study considering options for the community. Regulatory jurisdiction has been assumed by the State of California and an Administrator is being assigned to take over financial, operational and administrative duties for 2 years.

Well Data

The well serving Keeler, CA. has been monitored for more than two decades. The data appearing here was supplied by the Great Basin Unified Pollution Control District. (It should be noted that water level data since 7/16/2016 is preliminary - due to inabliity to manually measure the static water level for comparison - and are subject to change.)

KCSD Water Rates

Rates are kept low through volunteer help. Please feel free to offer your skills.
Parcels with active, developed home monthly, $35.00. Occasional use and uninhabited parcels with a water connection turned off, $21.00 monthly. Undeveloped land, active water service: $15.00. monthly Undeveloped (bare) land, without water connection: $12.00 monthly. Light Industrial: $85.00 monthly. New customer’s…

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