
Water being delivered to spreading grounds from the State Water Project
Mission of the
Water District
To help its four member cities manage their water supply safely and cost-effectively by: |
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Improving the quality and quantity of the water supply |
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Investing in water technology and infrastructure |
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Providing cost savings and stability for homes and businesses |
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Promoting water conservation efforts |
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THE WHOLE STORY...
A Busy 2009 On Tap
The Water District’s Board of Directors, which meets monthly, has set aggressive goals for 2009. In addition to maintaining our current level of financial reserves, our plans include:
- Replenishing the San Gabriel Basin’s water supply as much as possible – we expect to deliver 4,320 acre-feet from the State Water Project this year
- Studying alterfnate sources of replenishment water including recycled water for groundwater recharge (through partnership with Upper San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District) and recycled water for direct use in Monterey Park and Alhambra (through partnership with Central Basin)
- Expanding our school/youth outreach and education programs to include both H2Owl mascot appearances and student/parent water conservation home audits
Additional priorities for the Water District include:
- Partnering with Azusa to study the feasibility of expanding our hydroelectric generation capability
- Expanding our appliance rebate program to include high efficiency clothes washers
- Implementing a variety of water-saving pilot programs for residences, heavy water-using businesses and employers, and government locations
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