Partnering with the Tacoma Pierce County Health Department on water quality monitoring, education and outreach brings Cascade’s healthy Lake Tapps activities and water quality efforts to a new level. This >>
Cascade was able to keep the Lake Tapps Reservoir at about elevation 542.55 feet or above through Sept. 12. Levels have steadily declined since then and are today approximately elevation >>
The reservoir, which is full now, will continue to gradually become lower as no additional water is being added. On Thursday, Nov. 1, Cascade will begin to actively lower reservoir levels >>
Cascade is meeting its agreement with the Lake Tapps homeowners to keep a full recreational pool of Lake Tapps reservoir levels between elevation 541.5 and 543 feet from mid-April until >>
The Tacoma Pierce County Health Department states “the toxin results for the algae sample collected from Lake Tapps on July 18, 2018 were below levels of concern”. The Health Department checked >>
