Anne Backström
Our Service Area
Other Neighboring Sewer and Water Utility Providers
Nuestra Área de Servicio
425-783-1000
City of Everett
425-257-8999
Alderwood Water & Wastewater District
425-743-4605
Distrito de agua de Cross Valley
360-668-6766
Distrito de agua de Mukilteo
425-355-3355
Woodinville Water and Sewer
425-487-4100
City of Snohomish
360-568-3115
Our Source of Water
Silver Lake Water and Sewer District's water comes from a large freshwater lake known as Spada Reservoir, located about 30 miles east of Everett, Washington.
It serves as the primary source of high quality drinking water for the majority of Snohomish County.
Spada Reservoir is part of the Upper Sultan River Watershed, an area emcompassing more than 80 square miles that represents one of the wettest watersheds in the continental United States, with an average annual rainfall of approximately 165 inches.
Our Source of Water
Silver Lake Water & Sewer District was originally formed as a municipal corporation in 1934 to provide water service to an unincorporated area of Snohomish County.
Now almost 90 years later, we provide this service to over 18,773 homes and businesses, encompassing over 56,000 individuals.
As of 2022, our customer base consumed an average of 4.1 million gallons of water per day and 1.5 billion gallons per year.
Water System Components
Silver Lake Water and Sewer District's water comes from a large freshwater lake known as Spada Reservoir, located about 30 miles east of Everett, Washington.
It serves as the primary source of high quality drinking water for the majority of Snohomish County.
Spada Reservoir is part of the Upper Sultan River Watershed, an area emcompassing more than 80 square miles that represents one of the wettest watersheds in the continental United States, with an average annual rainfall of approximately 165 inches.
Our Water Quality
Water quality begins at the source: the Sultan Basin is carefully monitored, the watershed is patrolled, and human activities are limited to minimize the impact on the naturally pristine water.
From the lake, water travels to the City of Everett's water treatment plant, where it undergoes coagulation, flocculation, filtration and disinfection, before being distributed to the Clearview Water Supply Agency, of which Silver Lake Water and Sewer District is one of three members.
While Silver Lake Water and Sewer District still purchases some of our water from the City of Everett, the majority is supplied by Clearview.
Annual Water Quality Reports
Informes anuales de calidad del agua
City of Everett Water Quality Office
(425) 257-8800
1-(800)-521-0323
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1-(800)-426-4791
PFAS Monitoring
Silver Lake Water & Sewer District’s drinking water remains safe and protected from the group of manmade chemicals labeled per- and polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) substances.
Our Water Quality
Water quality begins at the source: the Sultan Basin is carefully monitored, the watershed is patrolled, and human activities are limited to minimize the impact on the naturally pristine water.
From the lake, water travels to the City of Everett's water treatment plant, where it undergoes coagulation, flocculation, filtration and disinfection, before being distributed to the Clearview Water Supply Agency, of which Silver Lake Water and Sewer District is one of three members.
While Silver Lake Water and Sewer District still purchases some of our water from the City of Everett, the majority is supplied by Clearview.
Our Water Quality
Water quality begins at the source: the Sultan Basin is carefully monitored, the watershed is patrolled, and human activities are limited to minimize the impact on the naturally pristine water.
From the lake, water travels to the City of Everett's water treatment plant, where it undergoes coagulation, flocculation, filtration and disinfection, before being distributed to the Clearview Water Supply Agency, of which Silver Lake Water and Sewer District is one of three members.
While Silver Lake Water and Sewer District still purchases some of our water from the City of Everett, the majority is supplied by Clearview.
Our Source of Water
Silver Lake Water and Sewer District's water comes from a large freshwater lake known as Spada Reservoir, located about 30 miles east of Everett, Washington.
It serves as the primary source of high quality drinking water for the majority of Snohomish County.
Spada Reservoir is part of the Upper Sultan River Watershed, an area emcompassing more than 80 square miles that represents one of the wettest watersheds in the continental United States, with an average annual rainfall of approximately 165 inches.
