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Cascade’s mission is to provide water supply to meet current and future needs of our members in a cost-effective and environmentally responsible manner through partnerships, conservation, acquiring, constructing and managing water supply infrastructure and fostering regional water planning.
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The December water level at the Lake Tapps Reservoir is approximately 539′. Starting in early January, Cascade will slowly bring the reservoir level down to approximately 535′ by January 30. >>
As announced on September 18, Cascade will begin the fall drawdown on November 1 and will bring the reservoir level down to approximately 539 feet for the fall and winter. >>
Cascade will begin the fall drawdown on November 1 and will bring the reservoir level down to approximately 539 feet for the fall and winter. This drawdown is necessary for >>
Due to no precipitation and low river flows, the reservoir level has dropped slightly to 542.3’ (as of 2:30 on 9/11/20). Cascade is doing everything it can to add water >>
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March 13, 2020
The December water level at the Lake Tapps Reservoir is approximately 539′. Starting in early January, Cascade will slowly bring the reservoir level down to approximately 535′ by January 30. >>
As announced on September 18, Cascade will begin the fall drawdown on November 1 and will bring the reservoir level down to approximately 539 feet for the fall and winter. >>
Cascade will begin the fall drawdown on November 1 and will bring the reservoir level down to approximately 539 feet for the fall and winter. This drawdown is necessary for >>