Yurok Public Water Systems Boil Alert

Kepel water system Alert:
Where does my water come from? Your water comes from 1 surface water source.

The YPWS draws its water from a variety of sources, including the Klamath River, the Trinity River, and several smaller creeks and springs. The water is treated at a state-of-the-art water treatment plant before it is distributed to customers. The YPWS also has a comprehensive water quality monitoring program in place to ensure that the water meets all applicable state and federal standards.

The Yurok, Kepel Water System is a water supply system that serves the Yurok Tribe in Northern California. The system is operated by the Yurok Tribe’s Department of Public Works and is funded by a variety of sources, including federal grants, tribal funds, and user fees. The System is a gravity-fed system that draws water from the Klamath River. The water is then treated at a water treatment plant before being distributed to customers. The system also includes a reservoir that stores water for use during peak demand periods.

source: Yurok Public Utilities Division

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