Susan “Sue” A. Mosburg is the Executive Director of the California-Nevada Section of the American Water Works Association. Mosburg has served in several roles with CA-NV AWWA including a long-time volunteer where her leadership roles included Chair of the California Water Loss Control Collaborative, Association Director on the AWWA Governing Board, …
Read More »District Posts List of Unclaimed Money
Attention current and former customers of Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD). You may be entitled to unclaimed money. Each year, EMWD posts a list of unclaimed monies, which are typically refunds associated with the closing of water accounts, water efficiency rebates or other fees. EMWD attempts to locate the current …
Read More »Repenning, Camacho Join MWD Board
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD) announced last week two new directors representing the city of Los Angeles and Inland Empire Utilities Agency were seated on the board of directors. Heather Repenning will represent the city of Los Angeles on the board. Repenning was nominated by Los Angeles Mayor …
Read More »Jennifer Capitolo Named CWA Executive Director
The California Water Association (CWA), announced it has named Jennifer Capitolo as its new Executive Director, effective January 20, 2020. She is replacing Jack Hawks, who has served as the Association’s Executive Director since 2005, and who is retiring. “Jennifer’s expertise and well-respected leadership in California water policy will allow …
Read More »San Diego Water Board Seeks $9 Million Penalty Against Baldwin & Sons for Illegal Discharges and Permit Violations
The San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board issued a $9 million administrative complaint against Baldwin & Sons after completing a multi-year investigation into unauthorized sediment discharges at a luxury home construction site in southern Orange County. The developer is alleged to have violated the Statewide Construction Storm Water Permit …
Read More »Roman Catholic Bishop of Sacramento to Settle in Stormwater Violations at Placer County Construction Project
The corporate entity representing the Roman Catholic Bishop of Sacramento has agreed to pay a $56,400 penalty for allowing stormwater to erode soils and discharge sediment into waterways below a retreat being built in Placer County. The Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board determined that the developer hired by …
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