Regardless of conservation campaigns, new statistics show that California’s drought is only getting worse. With several homes in Santa Clarita ignoring conservation efforts, and rainfall at an all time low, it’s important that Californians realize the magnitude of this emergency. Though all households should do all they can to cut back on water use, it is also important to create ...
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City Of Santa Clarita Officials Present Mobile App To Save Water
City of Santa Clarita officials are looking use a mobile app to conserve water by 20 percent or more to save water during in the California drought.
Read More »Santa Clarita Residents Can Report Broken Sprinklers To City Officials
Santa Clarita Valley residents have a way to contact the city of Santa Clarita in the case of malfunctioning sprinklers.
Read More »Santa Clarita Valley Officials Expected To OK Drought Restrictions This Week
Santa Clarita Valley water agency officials gathered Tuesday to discuss conservation measures facing Santa Clarita Valley water ratepayers. The restrictions have a 270-day trigger, Cole said, meaning the restrictions would be evaluated again at that time based on the rainfall levels. The revenues from fines are up to the discretion of the respective water retailer, Cole said, but NCWD intended to put the money back into conservation programs.
Read More »Is This Extreme Drought Putting Our Drinking Water Supply At Risk?
Despite conservation efforts new statistics are showing that California’s emergency drought situation is worse than it’s ever been before. With little rainfall and conservation efforts largely ignored, it’s important that each person understand the severity of situation. While every home should take all measures possible to cut back on their water consumption, It is also important to prepare for crisis ...
Read More »Castaic Lake Water Agency Announces Candidates For Governing Board
Steven Brooks, Stephen Daniels and Stacy Fortner have officially filed for candidacy for the Castaic Lake Water Agency’s upcoming November governing board election, according to CLWA officials. Brooks is scheduled to run against incumbent Ed Colley to represent division one, Daniels will challenge incumbent Robert DiPrimio to represent division two and Fortner is expected to run against incumbents Gary Martin and Tom Campbell for a seat as a member at large, according to the county officials. During the 2012 election, no incumbents were challenged, according to the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder's Office. The deadline to file was Aug. 8.
Read More »SCV Water Districts Accepting Public Input On Yard Restrictions Before Voting
Three Santa Clarita Valley water districts are accepting input from community members on proposed watering restrictions ahead of a vote by officials expected next week. Newhall County Water, Valencia Water Co. and Santa Clarita Water Division officials are set to vote on proposed restrictions that would limit residents to watering their lawns on specific days three times per week during ...
Read More »Valencia Water Conservation Co. Drought Reports Now Online
Valencia Water Co. officials announced Monday “personal drought reports” are now available online to help customers lessen the impacts of the drought and meet Gov. Jerry Brown’s call to reduce water usage by 20 percent.
Read More »Santa Clarita Water Officials Draft Water Use Restrictions
Santa Clarita Valley Water Committee officials drafted a Water Action Plan expected to impact when lawns can be watered and how cars could be washed, officials said Thursday.
Read More »Los Angeles County Board Of Supervisors Unanimously Approves Water Use Fines
California is drying up, and agencies across the state are scrambling to find a resolution to the water crisis.
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