Reports

RCWD Yearly Budget

See the 2026-2027 DRAFT Budget

Click on above image to see the current budget.

RCWD Biennial Audit (every 2 years)

The Audit includes:
Management Discussion & Analysis, Independent Auditor’s Report, Financial Statements, (Statement of Net Position, Statement of Activities & Changes in Net Position, Statement of Cash Flows).

For questions, please call 707-542-4465.

See the 2025 and 2024 Audit

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RCWD Hazard Assessment Report

New report in 2026.

Under the cross-connection control regulations or rules of the State Health Department, the water purveyor has primary responsibility to prevent water from unapproved sources, or any other substance from entering the public water supply system. The water purveyor is prohibited by these regulations or rules from installing or maintaining a water service connection to a consumer’s water system within its jurisdiction where a health, system, plumbing or pollutional hazard exists, or wil probably exist, unless the public potable water supply is protected against backflow by an approved backflow prevention assembly installed at the service connection or point of entry.

This is to address untreated water from getting in the system.

See the 2026 RCWD Hazard Assessment Report.

Click on image above to see the Harzard Assessment Report.

RCWD Annual Assessment/Tax Roll

Included in your property tax bill is a special assessment under RAINS CREEK WATER DISTRICT. The below tax roll reflects the Parcel Assessment Number and adjacent is the assessment amount. The charges on the Tax Roll are to repay the construction debt and have not been increased from prior years. For questions, please call 707-542-4465.

See the 2026-2027 FY Tax Roll

Click on above image to see the current tax roll.

RCWD Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs)

Every year, RCWD is required to mail out its Consumer Confidence Report. It shows the details of the results of monitoring between certain dates as required by State and Federal Regulations.

To see the CCR reports from over the years, go: the Water Quality page.