Annual Lakehaven Calendar

Conserving water is vital to the health of the entire planet.  People, plants, animals all depend on water for survival.  Humans, like fish, will not survive without an adequate supply of clean water. The only way to protect the resource...

Excise Tax Update (Issue 183)

On August 7th, the Washington Supreme Court issued its decision to retain review of the question of whether the excise tax imposed on revenues collected by Lakehaven, Midway Sewer District and Highline Water District is lawful. Lakehaven, Midway and Highl...

Administrative Headquarters Project Update (Issue 183)

After considering the alternative means for pursuing the design and construction of a new Administrative Headquarters Building, the Board of Commissioners has determined to use the General Contractor/Construction Manager (GC/CM) method for the project. Th...

Water Quality Report (Issue 183)

Each year we provide an updated water quality report that summarizes where our drinking water comes from, and how it is tested, treated, monitored, and protected in accordance with the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act during the previous year (2018).

You ca...

Commissioners' Corner (Issue 183)

Do you ever wonder where the water comes from when you turn on the faucet, or does it even cross your mind? I’d like to tell you a little about where it comes from and how it gets to you.

Let’s start at the source and work towards your home or business. La...

2019 Poster Contest Winners (Issue 182)

Lakehaven Water and Sewer District presented awards to local elementary students participating in its 23rd annual Water Conservation Poster Contest at the District’s June 13th Board meeting. The purpose of the contest is to help children understand the im...