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Water-district candidate warns Point Roberts must plan before 2037 contract expiry
Summary
Rhonda Granger, running for Water District No. 4, said Point Roberts relies on Canadian water and flagged the 2037 contract expiration as a planning priority; another candidate, Grant Hampton, withdrew before the Q&A.
Rhonda Granger, candidate for Point Roberts Water District No. 4, told forum attendees she was surprised to learn the community lacks a local water source and depends on Canada. "I was surprised to learn that we don't actually have our own water source. We depend on Canada for our water," she said, and urged planning for the contract that expires in 2037.
Earlier in the session Grant Hampton — who had discussed environmental stewardship and sewer connections to Canada — withdrew his candidacy, saying that with Granger in the race there was no need for him to continue. Residents asked candidates about water resiliency in power outages and disasters; Granger said she would research resiliency options (including gravity-fed solutions) and work on responsible, transparent spending if elected.
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