Orange Vale Water Company (Company) was formed on May 23, 1896 out of its predecessor, Orange Vale Colonization Company. The Company is comprised of approximately 3,075 acres of land, bounded on the west roughly by Kenneth Avenue, to the east where Madison Avenue and Greenback Lane merge, north of Pershing Avenue on the south and Oak Avenue to the north. The customer comes first !! Orange Vale Water Company is and always has been dedicated to serving our customers not only an excellent quality water supply, but immediate customer service as well. We are available to assist you by just a simple telephone call for a water emergency, billing questions, comments or concerns. We value you as our customer. Do you know? That Orange Vale was called “the most beautiful and first successful Colony in the U.S.? That just a couple of miles to the North of here, is the historic “Indian Stone Corral”? That you can still see the old railroad cut on OrangeVale Avenue? That the old Lincoln Highway traveled through a portion of OrangeVale? The first female board member that Orange Vale water Company had was Annie Pickles elected 1901. The first superintendent employed by Orange Vale Water Company was Mr. Moeszinger nicknamed “Pipeman”.
