Thank you Voters!!

The Capital Levy on the April 28 ballot passed.

We are moving forward in the planning and permitting process for the new water system. Project updates will be provided o this page.

Water System Capital Levy Information

Funds from the Capital Levy can be ONLY used to replace the failing water system.

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Things to Know

Why We Need a New Water System

  • Water system has reached the end of it's life

  • The current system is not reliable

  • Costly repairs are regularly required

  • Current water fire capacity is limited

  • System needs to be updated to be reliable and safe

  • Link to an Outside Assessment of our current water system

How Much Will it Cost?

  • This is a 2 Year Levy

  • Estimated Cost = $1 per Thousand of Assessed Value

  • Funds will be collected in 2027 and 2028

  • Funds will ONLY be used to replace the water system

Ballot Info

Ballot Language

Ballots Due Tuesday, April 28

Are You Registered to Vote?
Voter Registration | Thurston County

Ballot Drop Off Locations:
Albany Rd Fire Station
Grand Mound Center

Frequently Asked Questions

This Capital Levy FAQ Document provides answers to Frequently Asked Questions about the water system and capital levy that will be on the April 28, 2026 Special Election ballot.

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Water System Capital Levy Information Video