Posted 10/26/2025

Water Disruptions On Monday 10/27

There will be a water disruption on Monday, October 27th from 9am to roughly 12 noon. The zones will be Spring Street, Megan Lane, and Hillside Drive.

Thank you,
ELVD Board of Commissioners

Posted 10/23/2025

Water Project Work

Posted 10/20/2025

Road Work

Posted 10/18/2025

Volunteers Needed For Mailbox Repairs

Posted 10/16/2025

Water Disruptions Today 10-16-2025

We are investigating water loss possibly coming from the areas of MEGAN, SPRING, and HILLSIDE. There may be water interruptions in these areas as we investigate.

Thank you,
ELVD Board of Commissioners

Posted 9/30/2025

Reduced Access To Mailbox Building

Posted 9/17/2025

ELVD Public Hearing

Posted 9/23/2025

DROUGHT UPDATE 9/22/2025

Authority to Impose Outdoor Water Use Restrictions on Customers: RSA 38:26 states that municipalities with public water systems have the power to adopt rules regarding the use of municipal water. In those municipalities, the governing body may adopt such ordinances and bylaws relating to the system or structures as required for proper maintenance and operation.

In order to protect the District’s water supply during periods of drought, the district has additional drought penalties.

DROUGHT PENALTIES: ALL FINES/PENALTIES DOUBLED DURING A DROUGHT. Drought conditions will be determined by the State of New Hampshire. It is up to the resident to be aware of conditions as announced by the State. During a Drought, water will be shut off immediately should any violation occur.

Complete Water Rules & Regulations & fine schedule found here: https://www.elvdnh.com/pdf_docs/2023/Water%20Rules%20&%20Regulations_Signed%203-23.pdf

Below are recommendations to help reduce stress on our water supply (NH DES):

• Cut out non-essential uses.
• Cut back on shower times.
• Only do full loads of laundry.
• Turn off the faucet while brushing teeth, doing dishes, shaving, and washing hands.
• Replace old water fixtures and appliances that are wasting water. Top-loading clothes washing machines built before 2003 and toilets older than 1994 are known to be the largest water-wasting culprits in the home. Showerheads older than 1994 and older bathroom sink aerators can also waste a great deal of water. Selecting ENERGY STAR® certified machines and WaterSense certified fixtures is an easy way to ensure you are choosing products that will save water and still perform well.
• Fix leaks, including running toilets. Running toilets can waste hundreds of gallons a day. Some toilet leaks cannot be seen or heard. To check for these types of leaks, drop food coloring (5 drops) or a dye tablet in the toilet tank. Do not flush for 15 to 20 minutes. If the dye shows up in the bowl, you know that your toilet is leaking. Old and worn toilet flappers are often the culprit and are very easy and inexpensive to replace.

Any and all efforts to conserve are appreciated.

Thank you,
ELVD Board of Commissioners

Posted 9/23/2025

Mailbox Volunteers Needed

Posted 9/23/2025

2025 ELVD Trunk Or Treat!

Posted 9/15/2025

Road Work Update

Dear Residents, Our road contractor will be doing pot hole repair throughout the district this week. If you are parked in the roadway, you will be towed, at your expense.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to the Commissioners at info@elvdnh.com. Do NOT approach the contractors.

Thank you,
ELVD Board of Commissioners

Posted 9/12/2025

Water Leak Repair Planned For 9/13/25 On Portion Of Gould Pond Road

Water leak repair planned for 9/13/25 on portion of Gould Pond road. Please plan for water service to be interrupted on Gould pond road between Pine glen road and Melody lane during the daytime hours on Saturday to allow for a water leak repair. Work could possibly start as early as 8;09 am depending on needed system Valve alignment to reduce system segments that will see any shutdown impact.

Thank you in advance,
ELVD Board of Commissioners

Posted 9/3/2025

Lake Draw Down Notice And Winter Preparation

The time is nearing that the ELVD board of Commissioners will be working to prepare Gould Pond for the winter months. This includes various activities such as removal of swim rafts from the swimming areas, lake draw down to its winter operational level. Over the next 45 days, these tasks will be completed with the Lake draw down to begin after 10/1/25 and the final lake draw down date of roughly 10/20/25.

Usually, most residents take care of their docks, boat removals, etc. during this period. We look forward to next year when the ponds operating level comes back to time levels.

Thank you,
ELVD Board of Commissioners

Posted 7/14/2025

Hummingbird Beach