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- Q : How does Mesa Water advocate for water rights?
- Q: Can you explain my water bill?
- Q: How can I be certain my water is safe to drink?
- Q: I have noticed Mesa Water logos on meters and also on other objects around the community. Can you tell me more about this program?
- Q: We are really proud of our water source. Since Mesa Water is able to provide locally sourced water, what is the District’s stance on desalination?
- Q: We worked so hard to conserve water during the drought. What measures are in place now to conserve water?
- Q: What payment options do I have? Is the mail slot at the main office secure?
- Q: Where does Mesa Water’s water come from?
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