The City of Grants Pass Water Division treats and distributes over 2 billion gallons of water annually to over 10,477 customers through a complex system of reservoirs, pump stations and 188 miles of piping.
The water system includes the:
Water Treatment Plant
Reservoirs
Booster pumping stations
Distribution piping
Support service systems
The water utility is an enterprise fund, with all costs associated with the system borne by water ratepayers throughout the city and UGB.
Water Production Data
Current water consumption data by day, month, and year.
Grants Pass Water Consumption Data
01/28/2023
Yesterday's Water Demand
2.2971 Million Gallons
Month Demand to Date
77.1101 Million Gallons
2023 Max Water Demand - 01/24/2023
3.5679 Million Gallons
2023 Annual Demand to Date
.0771 Billion Gallons
2022 Annual Total
2.0609 Billion Gallons
River Information
River Data
Current level, flow, turbidity, and temperature of the Rogue River
Data
01/28/2023 8:00 AM
River Level
1.53' Steady
River Flow
1500 CFS
Turbidity
2 NTU
Temperature
41.4 F
Rogue River Regulation Goals: JAN 26 (THU) - JAN 30 (MON)
Weekly Rogue River Regulation Goals
CFS
Time
Date
1050 CFS
0600 HRS
Jan 26
NOTES:
Lost Creek: MAINTAIN OUTFLOWS AT 1050 CFS .
MINIMUM OUTFLOW OF 1050 CFS.
Maximum Rate of Increase 300 CFS per hour Maximum Rate of Decrease is 150 CFS per 3 hours Maximum 24 Hour Reduction is 0.15 x Outflow Maximum Outflow 3500 CFS
FISHERIES GOALS:
MINIMIZING PRE-SPAWNING MORTALITY AMONG ADULT SPRING CHINOOK.
MINIMIZE DEWATERING OF SPRING CHINOOK REDDS.
MINIMIZE PRE-SPAWNING MORTALITY AMONG ADULT FALL CHINOOK.
INCREASE SURVIVAL RATES OF JUVENILE SALMONIDS IN SUMMER.
MINIMIZE THE PROPORTION OF FALL CHINOOK THAT SPAWN ABOVE GOLD RAY DAM (SITE).
Contact Us
Water Treatment Plant
Adam Smith, Superintendent 821 SE M Street Grants Pass, OR 97526 Ph: 541-450-6118
Be sure to take a look at the Grants Pass Daily Courier River Cam. The camera provides a view down river from the Grants Pass Filtration Plant 24 hours a day.