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BARNETT PUMP STATION

Category: Construction & Building Projects

CIP #: CIP-22-00342

BID Info: BARNETT PUMP STATION

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Click here for documents (download at no charge); email andy.huffman@medfordwater.org or call 541-774-2455 for the login password.

Planholder's List - Barnett Pump Station

Pre-Bid Meeting: 10:00 am on Tuesday, April 15, 2025 at E. Barnett Rd. Pump Station site

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It`s #EarthDay! On this and every day, we want to inspire our community to love the water we have and use it wisely. We offer several programs, rebates, and resources to assist in maximizing water use and minimizing waste. Go to medfordwater.org/waterefficiency for more info.

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It's #EarthDay! On this and every day, we want to inspire our community to love the water we have and use it wisely. We offer several programs, rebates, and resources to assist in maximizing water use and minimizing waste. Go to medfordwater.org/waterefficiency for more info.

Help us avoid contamination of our waterways and keep our community safer.
On Saturday, April 26th, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., we encourage you to bring your unused medications to the National Prescription Drug Take Back Day at Medford City Hall, safely and anonymously. bit.ly/4lQNBgb

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Help us avoid contamination of our waterways and keep our community safer.
On Saturday, April 26th, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., we encourage you to bring your unused medications to the National Prescription Drug Take Back Day at Medford City Hall, safely and anonymously. bit.ly/4lQNBgb

We`re excited to partner with @cityofmedfordor and join Mayor Zarosinski—who has proclaimed April as Water Conservation Month—in asking residents to make water efficient practices a part of their daily life.

To help preserve this essential resource, we offer several rebates, tips, and other resources to assist you in maximizing water use and minimizing water waste. Go to www.medfordwater.org/waterefficiency for more information.

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We're excited to partner with @cityofmedfordor and join Mayor Zarosinski—who has proclaimed April as Water Conservation Month—in asking residents to make water efficient practices a part of their daily life.

To help preserve this essential resource, we offer several rebates, tips, and other resources to assist you in maximizing water use and minimizing water waste. Go to www.medfordwater.org/waterefficiency for more information.

Join us Saturday, May 3rd, and Sunday, May 4th, 2025, at the Jackson County Expo for the 2025 Spring Garden Fair.

We`ll be there with water efficiency information, sprinkler tips, and more!

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Join us Saturday, May 3rd, and Sunday, May 4th, 2025, at the Jackson County Expo for the 2025 Spring Garden Fair.

We'll be there with water efficiency information, sprinkler tips, and more!

SAVE THE DATE! Rogue Disposal & Recycling’s annual Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day will be held Saturday, May 3rd, 2025.

This is your chance to safely dispose of your household toxins and keep them out of our water sources; everything from drain cleaner and weed killer, to bleach, household batteries, and bug spray. Preventing pollutants from going into our waterways—such as down the sink drain or through storm drains, which flow into streams—saves on water treatment costs and makes the water more hospitable for the fish, wildlife, plants, and humans that depend on it.

For their lists of what to bring and what not to bring, go to: bit.ly/3G3bq3z.

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SAVE THE DATE! Rogue Disposal & Recycling’s annual Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day will be held Saturday, May 3rd, 2025.

This is your chance to safely dispose of your household toxins and keep them out of our water sources; everything from drain cleaner and weed killer, to bleach, household batteries, and bug spray. Preventing pollutants from going into our waterways—such as down the sink drain or through storm drains, which flow into streams—saves on water treatment costs and makes the water more hospitable for the fish, wildlife, plants, and humans that depend on it.

For their lists of what to bring and what not to bring, go to: bit.ly/3G3bq3z.

Our Timely Tips for April 2025.

These videos feature our helpful tips and recommendations--in poetic form--which are also featured on your monthly bill.

#waterconservation
#waterefficiency
#waterresources

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Our Timely Tips for April 2025.

These videos feature our helpful tips and recommendations--in poetic form--which are also featured on your monthly bill.

#waterconservation
#waterefficiency
#waterresources

Saving money is no #AprilFools joke! Take advantage of our rebate programs: Our toilet rebate will give you a credit of up to $85 per toilet when you purchase a low-flush model with the WaterSense label, and we also have rebates for smart irrigation controllers and lawn replacement. Details: bit.ly/3KJgoj6.

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Saving money is no #AprilFools joke! Take advantage of our rebate programs: Our toilet rebate will give you a credit of up to $85 per toilet when you purchase a low-flush model with the WaterSense label, and we also have rebates for smart irrigation controllers and lawn replacement. Details: bit.ly/3KJgoj6.

As #FixALeak Week comes to a close, remember that you can still check for leaks all year long! For instance, when it’s time to start up your sprinkler system, check for broken sprinklers or nozzles spraying in the wrong direction. Also check the zones and run times. You may even want to consult an irrigation professional or contact our Water Efficiency Team for a FREE sprinkler survey. We’ll have more information on surveys and tips when the watering season begins!

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As #FixALeak Week comes to a close, remember that you can still check for leaks all year long! For instance, when it’s time to start up your sprinkler system, check for broken sprinklers or nozzles spraying in the wrong direction. Also check the zones and run times. You may even want to consult an irrigation professional or contact our Water Efficiency Team for a FREE sprinkler survey. We’ll have more information on surveys and tips when the watering season begins!

If you haven’t checked for leaks yet this #FixALeak Week, use this list of handy fundamentals to help you get started. It only takes 5 minutes to find and fix leaks that might be wasting water and money. Get them all done in a weekend, and you can sit back and relax, knowing you’re using water wisely and not paying more than you need to on your water and energy bills! 💧💪

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If you haven’t checked for leaks yet this #FixALeak Week, use this list of handy fundamentals to help you get started. It only takes 5 minutes to find and fix leaks that might be wasting water and money. Get them all done in a weekend, and you can sit back and relax, knowing you’re using water wisely and not paying more than you need to on your water and energy bills! 💧💪

Another simple step you can take outside is to check your water meter. Turn off all water-using appliances and fixtures (including automatic ice makers and your sprinkler system if during the watering season) before leaving the house for an hour or two. Write down the numbers from your water meter, and do the same as soon as you return. If the register has changed, you likely have a leak.

Bonus Tip: If your water meter has a red leak indicator dial, you can use it to check as well! If it is turning while all water is off, you likely have a leak. #FixALeak

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Another simple step you can take outside is to check your water meter. Turn off all water-using appliances and fixtures (including automatic ice makers and your sprinkler system if during the watering season) before leaving the house for an hour or two. Write down the numbers from your water meter, and do the same as soon as you return. If the register has changed, you likely have a leak.

Bonus Tip: If your water meter has a red leak indicator dial, you can use it to check as well! If it is turning while all water is off, you likely have a leak. #FixALeak

If your garden hose leaks at its connection to the spigot while you run it, replace the nylon or rubber hose washer and ensure a tight connection to the spigot using pipe tape and a wrench. #FixALeak

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If your garden hose leaks at its connection to the spigot while you run it, replace the nylon or rubber hose washer and ensure a tight connection to the spigot using pipe tape and a wrench. #FixALeak

Find and Fix in 5 Minutes Day 5 Tip: Look for leaky trouble. Take five minutes to track down leaks outside of your home. Look for drips and puddles under those hose bibs and any outdoor piping which could indicate a leak that might just need tightening at the joint. #FixALeak

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Find and Fix in 5 Minutes Day 5 Tip: Look for leaky trouble. Take five minutes to track down leaks outside of your home. Look for drips and puddles under those hose bibs and any outdoor piping which could indicate a leak that might just need tightening at the joint. #FixALeak

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