Facing a third consecutive dry year and responding to a new executive order from Gov. Newsom aimed at bolstering statewide water supplies, Contra Costa Water District’s Board of Directors adopted a new Drought Management Program at its April 20, 2022, meeting. The move brings the District into Stage 2 of …
Read More »Coachella Valley takes steps to increase water conservation
Last week Coachella Valley Water District’s (CVWD) Board of Directors approved steps to voluntarily increase domestic water conservation before statewide restrictions become mandatory. The actions are part of the District Water Shortage Contingency Plan adopted last June. The plan includes six shortage levels, ranging from normal water supplies to severe shortage. …
Read More »Imperial increases on-farm water conservation budget
In support of its successful On-Farm Efficiency Conservation Program, the Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors has approved an increase of $3 million to the program’s 2022 budget. The action, taking during the Board’s April 12 regular meeting, designates the additional funds to be in the form of supplemental payments …
Read More »Palmdale Water District adopts mandatory conservation measures
Beginning May 1st, customers of Palmdale Water District (PWD) will have to limit outdoor watering and increase water conservation to 20 percent. Monday, the Board of Directors voted to implement the Mandatory Stage 2 of their 2020 Water Shortage Contingency Plan (WSCP) which will require PWD customers to only water …
Read More »Reclamation announces 2022 spring flow releases on the Trinity River
On Friday, the Bureau of Reclamation announced the restoration flow schedule for the Trinity River will begin on April 15. Each year, the Trinity Management Council advances a flow schedule based on the expected amount of water available to support salmon restoration efforts on the Trinity River. Due to lack …
Read More »LADWP expands water conservation rebates
As drought continues it’s grip on California, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) is offering residential customers a reward for conserving water by increasing rebates to 25% for high-efficiency clothes washers to $500, and increasing rebates for water-efficient toilets by 65% to $250. Business customers can receive …
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