Report a Public Irrigation Concern

Report Public Irrigation Concerns

In this time of drought, the Building & Public Works Department can use your help to identify sprinklers that need adjustment.

Please help by reporting any sprinklers or irrigation systems in public spaces (parks, medians, planters, etc.) that are malfunctioning by completing this form 24 hours a day or calling 707-421-7349. Please provide as much information as possible to help us locate the problem sprinkler.

If you see someone tampering with a City irrigation system, please call the Police Department at 707-421-7373.

Date*
Date Format: MM slash DD slash YYYY
Address of closest residence or business, or description of location with landmarks*
If sprinkler is located near a light pole, please provide indentification number located on light pole
Briefly describe the nature of the malfunction (i.e. spraying on paved surfaces, excessive gutter flow, excessive time, broken pipe)
Photo of issue or surroundings, if available
Contact Information (optional)
If you are willing to be contacted by City employees regarding this irrigation concern, please complete the following section.

Please note: The inability to locate a specific sprinkler due to insufficient information may impact the speed with which repairs can be made.
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