Fix a Leak Week - March 18 - 24, 2024

Leaks commonly happen due to dripping faucets, worn toilet flappers, or leaking valves.  Often, these are easy to fix and the cost of repair can even pay for itself.  Fixing these common leaks can save money by reducing a water bill by 10%. 

 To celebrate this year, we have a few exciting things to share:

1. Wenatchee Water Efficiency Video for ways to save on water costs.  
2. Leaking Shower Head Info (English and Spanish), Please click here. 
3.  Leaking Irrigation and Outdoor Hose Info (English and Spanish), please click here.
4. Report and Issue Info (English and Spanish), please click here. 
5. Learn about WaterSense (English and Spanish), please click here. 

Drinking Water Week 

Every May, we celebrate Drinking Water Week!
The City of Wenatchee has a fantastic crew of people working hard every day to make sure your drinking water is clean, safe, and ready when you want it.

 To celebrate this year, we have a few exciting things to share:

1. Wenatchee Drinking Water video, click here
2. Coloring Sheets
   1. English version, click here
   2. Spanish version, click here
3. Water Quality Report
   1. English version, click here
   2. Spanish version, click here

 Check out some great additional water-related information below.

 Happy Drinking Water Week!

Water Distribution System 

Water service for the City of Wenatchee is unique in that there are two domestic water purveyors within the City limits. In the late 1970s, the City of Wenatchee and the Chelan County PUD Water District established service area boundaries for their respective water systems. At that time the City limits and water service boundaries were very similar. As the City grew, major portions of the PUD water service area became incorporated into the City limits creating this unique situation. To determine which entity provides drinking water 

Our system consists of the Regional Supply System, four reservoirs providing 15 million gallons of storage capacity, two booster pump stations and 104.2 miles of pipe that make up the distribution transmission network.

Water Quality
To ensure that safe drinking water is delivered to our home, the City of Wenatchee administers a number of programs required by the Washington State Department of Health including Cross-Connection Control, Water Use Efficiency and Wellhead Protection. 

For more information on the quality of our water and to view our latest water quality report please click here.

Water and Sewer Rates
To view current water and sewer rates, click here.  If you are a Chelan County PUD water customer please visit the PUD website to view current water rates.

New Services or Changing Services
If you need to start or stop services, update your account information or are signing in as a new customer please contact our Utility Billing Department at City Hall. For more information please click here.

Phone: (509) 888-3600
Address: City Hall, 301 Yakima Street, Wenatchee, WA 98801

If you need a new water meter, need to change the size of your water meter or need to connect your property to sewer please fill out a Utility Services Request Form and contact the Public Works Department.

Phone: (509) 888-3200
Address: City Hall, 301 Yakima Street, Wenatchee, WA 98801  

Irrigation Water
Irrigation water in and around the City is managed by the Wenatchee Reclamation District.  Please contact the Reclamation District office directly at (509) 663-0002 for more information.

Comprehensive Water System Plan
The City of Wenatchee (City) Comprehensive Water System Plan provides an in-depth evaluation of the City’s supply and distribution system to determine improvements that are necessary to meet the water system demands in the service area.

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