Welcome to Sun Valley General Improvement District

The District owns and maintains an estimated 100 miles of water mains, 120 miles of sewer mains, two sewer vaults, several pressure reducing vaults and pumping stations, and nine water storage water tanks. Since its inception, all service connections have been metered. In the early 1990s the District converted to an automated metering system.

OFFICE CLOSED

The District Office will be closed Monday, September 2, 2019 in observance of Labor Day.

SUN VALLEY BLVD IMPROVEMENTS

The RTC, in partnership with Washoe County and the Nevada Department of Transportation, conducted a planning study of the Sun Valley Boulevard Corridor. The study looked at how to improve all modes of travel – pedestrian, bicycle, transit, and cars, on Sun Valley between Scottsdale Road and Highland Ranch Parkway. CLICK HERE MORE DETAILS

WEB PAYMENT MAINTENANCE

The Sun Valley General Improvement District Online Payment feature will be out of service Thursday, August 22nd beginning at 10pm untilFriday, August 23rd ending at 2am. This feature will be unavailable due to maintenance. Thank you for your understanding during this time.

PAYMENT DROP BOX

For your convenience Sun Valley General Improvement District offers a Payment Drop Box in our front parking lot next to our flag pole. District staff checks the drop box daily at the start of each business day. We only accept checks or money order, NO CASH. If Late/Disconnect Payments are placed in the drop box customer is still subject to late fees and disconnection; if disconnected re-connection will be performed the next business day.
08/22/19 No Online Web Payments After 10pm Due to Maintenance. Feature Will be Available after 8/23/19 2am.

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Conserving Water

As we enter our 4th year of the drought many customers are concerned about our water supply and what they can do to help. The Sun Valley General Improvement District buys water wholesale from the Truckee Meadows Water Association (TWMA) who owns and operates the only water treatment plants in the Truckee Meadows. TMWA also operates several groundwater wells in the region to offset the surface water use from the Truckee River. TMWA is assuring us that they are prepared to meet the demands of all water users by utilizing its drought storage located in Donner and Independence Lakes. TWMA is also asking that all its customers including the Sun Valley District to reduce water use by 10%. For water saving tips to meet this goal, please visit our Customer Information/Conservation tab.

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