Current Customer Notices:

Title: Woodside Ranch – Temporary Air in Water
Date: February 6, 2026
Status: Active

What happened
Water lines in Woodside Ranch may contain air as a result of water being turned back on upon completion of maintenance and repair work today.

What you may notice

  • Brief spurts of air at faucets for the next few days that should diminish over the weekend.

  • Cloudy or fizzy-looking water that clears from the bottom up in a glass - that’s dissolved air escaping.

  • Aerated water, or water that is mixed with tiny air bubbles, can enhance the flavors of minerals and other constituents in the water. This can sometimes lead to a metallic or sweet taste, depending on the mineral content.

What you can do

  • Run cold water for 1–2 minutes to help clear air in your home’s lines.

  • Call us if the issue persists Monday, February 9th.

Safety

  • The air bubbles are not a health risk.

Questions?
Roats Water System Customer Service: 541-382-3029


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Roats Water System is designated as an Outstanding Performer by the Oregon Health Authority Drinking Water Services. Public water systems achieve Outstanding Performer status when they have no significant deficiencies identified and no unresolved violations, as evaluated during their routine water system surveys.

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