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Subject: Important Update Regarding Gate Access-

THIS HAS BEEN UPDATED 12/30/25

Dear Copper Valley Residents,

We would like to inform you that the Copper Valley CSD will be updating our gate access system to enhance security and privacy. As part of this update, the old two-button gate clickers (see image below) will no longer be supported.

The image shows a LiftMaster remote control with two buttons and a clip, designed for garage door operation.

There are two types of gate clickers currently in use:

  • Newer three-button clickers will continue to work as normal.
  • Older two button clickers will be discontinued.

To accommodate these changes, we will be replacing all two-button clickers with RFID stickers. Residents may also choose to purchase a new three-button clicker for $50.

To request either option, please complete the Gate Access Request Form by following the link below and returning it to the district. You can either drop it off at the gatehouse or email it to mcgeorgecvcsd@caltel.com.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out via email or contact Ralph McGeorge at (209) 768-5537.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Sincerely,
Copper Valley Community Services District

Here is the link for the form: Privacy Gate Access Information - Copper Valley Community Services District

 

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WEED ABATEMENT BEGINS FOR 2025! 

The CSD crews will begin the annual weed abatment weedeating, mowing and blowing this week in Copper Valley.  Invoices have gone out, please be timely with returning your payments to the District. If you have any questions about weed abatement for 2025 please call our Site Manager Greg Hebard at 209-768-5678

 

 

 

2024

PUBLIC NOTICE COPPER VALLEY CSD – MOSQUITO ABATEMENT During the next several months, Copper Valley CSD will be increasing Mosquito abatement activities due to warmer temperatures and increasing mosquito populations. Work will include inspections of known and suspect mosquito breeding sites, such as irrigated lands, ditches, waterways, ponds, wild life habitat area, and wetlands. Mosquitoes will be controlled using integrated pest management techniques (IPM), including: applications of approved use pesticides to breeding sites and areas of high adult mosquito populations, mosquito eating fish in ponds and public education efforts. Additionally, the CSD will be increasing surveillance in attempt to detect mosquito-transmitted diseases, such as West Nile Virus, Western Equine Encephalitis, Zika and other vector borne diseases. In most cases, spraying of approved pesticides will occur on Thursdays during the late afternoon or early evening hours. While the spraying activity does not present a health risk to residents, there will be noticeable odor. To minimize this problem, windows and doors should remain closed while the activity is occurring near your area and should remain closed for approximately 30 minutes after it is completed. Residents are asked to assist in our abatement efforts by eliminating mosquito-breeding sites on their property and by reporting abnormal mosquito population to the CSD Staff: Office: 209-785-0100 Email: Hebardcvcsd@caltel.com Email: Mcgeorgecvcsd@caltel.com

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