Greater East Wenatchee Storm Water Utility

Chelan County Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement and crime prevention services in the city of Wenatchee, Wash. It has a ceremonial unit that provides honor guard services for deputies and their families. The department has a citizen s advisory committee, chaplain s and rescue units, and crime prevention, emergency management and marine patrol divisions. Chelan County Sheriff's Office also has a Special Weapons and Tactics team that in incidents, such as hostage situations, barricaded suspects, and high-risk warrant service and marijuana grow operations. In addition, Chelan County Sheriff's Office operates a records team that handles insurance, incident and victim reports, pistol and firearm licenses, citations and sex offender registration and information.

H.D. Fowler Co is a long-standing family-owned distributor specializing in waterworks, irrigation, landscape, pump, and wastewater products. With a rich history spanning over a century, they are known for their top-quality offerings, expert solutions, and outstanding service. Operating across various states like Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Montana, and Utah, they have recently expanded to Colorado. They pride themselves on being a leading source for water and wastewater solutions, offering a wide range of products such as waterworks, pumps, irrigation, landscape, mechanical, fabrication, and energy products. Their commitment to providing exceptional performance and support sets them apart in the industry. Headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, H.D. Fowler Co boasts 25 branches and distribution sites throughout the Northwest United States, catering to customers not only in the mainland but also in Alaska and Hawaii. Their extensive network ensures reliable access to their top-notch waterworks, irrigation, pump, and wastewater equipment services. Generated from the website content

The Isenhart Irrigation District (IID) is a water management organization located in Chelan, Washington. Established in 1931, IID aims to provide non-potable water to landowners within its district boundaries in a fair and cost-effective manner, operating under the laws of the State of Washington and in accordance with water rights and agreements with the Washington State Department of Ecology. With a rich history dating back to 1928, IID was initially formed to supply water for irrigated land and domestic use in the district. In 2008, the City of Chelan took over the distribution of domestic water, while IID continues to focus on its core mission of ensuring the equitable distribution of water to properties served by the district.Generated from the website