Latest Well Readings
WELL OPERATIONS DASHBOARD
Bi-Weekly Report — October 14, 2026
System Status
Operating Wells: #5, #7
Standby Well: #6
Pump Off / Monitoring: #4
Observation Well: #3
Recent Rainfall: 0.15″
Overall, the well system remains stable. Final repairs to Well #5 are expected shortly, after which the system should be in excellent operating condition heading into the anticipated wet season.
Production Summary
| Well | Current GPM | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Well #4 | 0 GPM | Pump off / monitoring |
| Well #5 | 77 GPM | Operating — final repair pending |
| Well #6 | 0 GPM | Standby |
| Well #7 | 110 GPM | Operating |
| Total System Flow | 187 GPM | Active production |
Calculated Production
Per Minute: 187 gallons
Per Hour: 11,220 gallons
Per Day: 269,280 gallons
Per Week: 1,884,960 gallons
Current Water Levels — Depth to Water
| Well | Oct. 14 | Oct. 7 | Change | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #3 Observation | 60′ | 52′ | 8′ deeper | Monitor |
| #4 | 18′ | 21′ | 3′ shallower | Monitor — pump off |
| #5 | 104′ | 104′ | No change | Operating |
| #6 | 123′ | 120′ | 3′ deeper | Standby |
| #7 | 139′ | 141′ | 2′ shallower | Operating |
Greater depth to water indicates a lower groundwater level.
Operating Detail
Rainfall
The most recent storm produced approximately 0.15 inches of rain. No significant operational impact has been observed from this rainfall.
Well #4
The measured water level at Well #4 rose from approximately 21 feet to 18 feet. The pump specialist believes this reading is likely attributable to standing water rather than a meaningful rise in the producing groundwater level and is not concerned at this time. The well will continue to be monitored.
Well #5
Well #5 is currently producing approximately 77 GPM at 60 Hz, up from 65 GPM on October 7. The producing water level remains stable at approximately 104 feet.
During inspection, the pump specialist found that the foot valve was clogged and damaged. Replacement parts are expected this week. Once those repairs are completed, Well #5 should be fully restored and ready for wet-season operation.
Well #6
Well #6 remains off and available on standby as needed. The current water level is approximately 123 feet, three feet deeper than the October 7 reading. The well has previously been successfully restarted and tested and remains available as additional pumping capacity when conditions require it.
Well #7
Well #7 continues to operate normally at 47 Hz, currently producing approximately 110 GPM. The water level is approximately 139 feet, two feet shallower than the October 7 reading.
Overall Assessment
The well system remains stable and operational following the recent maintenance and testing program. Wells #5 and #7 are currently removing approximately 187 gallons per minute, or approximately 269,000 gallons per day.
The primary remaining maintenance item is replacement of the clogged and damaged foot valve at Well #5. The pump specialist expects the necessary parts this week. Once that repair is completed, the system should be in excellent operating condition for the anticipated wet season, with Wells #5 and #7 operating and Well #6 tested and available as additional standby capacity.
Well #4 will continue to be monitored, but the pump specialist is not presently concerned about the apparent rise in its measured water level.
Monitoring will continue weekly, with biweekly reports unless conditions change.
