Moulton Niguel is investing more than $9 million to rehabilitate our North Aliso Lift Station, a critical component of the District’s wastewater handling system.
This project includes the construction of new mechanical and electrical buildings, an expanded wet well with modernized pumping equipment, and upgraded emergency standby systems to maintain operations during power outages or other emergencies.
To help reduce project costs, the District is repurposing existing structures to provide additional emergency storage capacity at the facility.
As part of our commitment to investing ratepayer dollars responsibly, Moulton Niguel continues to proactively upgrade critical infrastructure while exploring opportunities to deliver these improvements cost-effectively.
A big thank you to everyone who joined our annual H2O for HOAs event this October! We partnered with 11 cities, the County of Orange, and eight water districts to connect HOA board members, community managers, landscapers, and residents for a day focused on water management and emergency preparedness. Over 220 attendees explored ways to conserve water, manage costs, transform landscapes with rebate funding, and learn techniques for creating defensible fire space. 
Did you remember to turn back your clocks one hour for Daylight Savings Time on November 2nd? What about turning back your sprinkler timer?
