If you’re worried about paying your water bill, we're here to help! TVWD offers programs like extended payment arrangements, discounts on your drinking water charges, and emergency assistance for qualifying customers. Find out more through the link in our bio.

Did you know? Wilsonville and Sherwood have relied on the Willamette River for drinking water for decades. Now, the Willamette Water Supply System will extend that benefit to our community. Learn more through the link in bio.

Spring is just around the corner! This month, we have some important dates and reminders for you to be aware of — head to the link in bio for some helpful tips.

Our customer service team is here for you, whether you need help with your service, have billing questions, or are interested in financial assistance. They play a vital role in delivering accurate information and trustworthy service every day. Learn more through the link in bio.

Planning for the future is key! Operational in mid-2026, The Willamette Water Supply System will add capacity to serve our growing population for generations to come. Learn how the new system benefits you through the link in bio. #OurReliableWater #HighQualityEveryDay

We are hiring! TVWD is looking for someone to join our engineering team and a Business Analyst. Apply today for an excited career in the water industry!

TVWD will be hosting its next blood drive on Monday, March 30 at the TVWD main office. Head to the link in bio to learn more, reserve your time slot, and help save a life!

Change your email address or phone number? We need to know! Confirming that your contact information is up-to-date in our system is the best way to ensure that we can get a hold of you quickly in the event of a water emergency. Head to the link in bio to update your information.

It's Fix a Leak Week! Did you know that household leaks can waste nearly 1 trillion gallons of water annually nationwide? Click on the links in bio to learn more about how to spot and fix leaks, refunds you can receive from repairing leaks, and other ways to get involved.

Have you heard of backflow testing? Customers with a backflow prevention device are required to have them tested once per year to ensure that they are working at the highest possible standard. To learn more about backflow testing, click on the link in bio.

TVWD will be hosting its next blood drive on Monday, March 30 at the TVWD main office. Head to the link in bio to learn more, reserve your time slot, and help save a life!

Want to learn more about water projects in your neighborhood? check out our interactive projects map! See current projects, and click the pin to view project timelines, important dates, and to learn more about why the project is taking place. View the map through the link in bio.

Local ownership matters. The Willamette Water Supply System is run by TVWD and other local water providers, giving our community more control over costs, operations, and maintenance. Learn more through the link in bio. #HighQualityEveryDay #OurReliableWater

Did you know April has Dig Safely? In addition, National Public Health Week and Work Zone Awareness Week are both recognized. Learn more at the links in bio.

April 6-12 is National Public Health Week, recognizing how public health improves our daily lives. At TVWD, we do our part to keep our communities healthy by providing access to the safest, highest-quality drinking water. Learn more through the link in bio.

Turn over a new leaf this spring with a sprinkler spruce-up! Get your irrigation system ready for summer—inspect, connect, direct, and select your way to water savings.

As weather become more intense, the demand on our water supply increases. The Willamette Water Supply System will help ensure water remains available during periods of stress like intense heat or drought. Visit TVWD.org/WWSS. #OurReliableWater #HighQualityEveryDay

Be emergency-ready by keeping your fire hydrants and water meters clear of obstructions! Learn what you can do to keep your fire hydrants and water meters clear through the link in bio.

April 20-24 is work zone awareness week—the perfect time to familiarize yourself with work zone safety practices and what to do when there is work taking place near you. Learn about work zone safety and how you can participate in work zone awareness week through the links in bio.

The best way to celebrate Earth Day is to save one of our most precious resources. Spring into action with a sprinkler spruce-up to save water outdoors all summer long. Learn more through the link in bio.