Earlier this month the State Water Resources Control Board voted to provide and additional $17 million in grant funding to Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) for its Perris North Groundwater Program (Perris North). The Perris North program will improve groundwater quality in the North Perris Groundwater Basin, in the Moreno …
Read More »Leak detection program saves over 500 acre-feet of water a year
Municipal Water District of Orange County’s (MWDOC) Leak Detection Program has helped plug nearly a thousand hidden leaks throughout Orange County. MWDOC began offering leak detection services to OC water providers in 2019. Over the past four years, MWDOC has partnered with 18 different OC water retailers to detect leaks …
Read More »CalRecycle awards grant to support co-digestion and renewable gas project
Victor Valley Wastewater Reclamation Authority (VVWRA) received a nearly $4 million grant from CalRecycle for its new co-digestion and renewable gas project. VVWRA says the project will increase the amount of food waste they can treat while also increasing the amount of renewable natural gas (RNG) produced. The project will …
Read More »Palmdale begins sediment removal at Littlerock Dam
A dump truck filled with 10 cubic yards of sediment rolled out of the Littlerock Dam last week, marking the start of a Palmdale Water District (PWD) project that was postponed in the early 1990s when the federally protected arroyo toad was discovered in the area. Removal of the first …
Read More »Construction of three new wells at Cadiz property slated to begin
Cadiz Inc. announced last week that it will begin construction of three new groundwater wells at Cadiz Ranch in October and initial engineering study for the conversion of the Company’s 220-mile oil and gas pipeline to transport water (“Northern Pipeline Project”) has been completed. Once the three new wells are …
Read More »Metropolitan completes pipeline repairs ahead of schedule
Residents and businesses in portions of Los Angeles County can resume limited watering outdoors – while keeping conservation in mind – now that the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California completed urgent repairs on a major pipeline ahead of schedule. About 4 million people were called upon to stop outdoor …
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