Some Peninsulans are getting an unexpected surprise in their mailboxes: several months worth of water bills all due at once. And the unprecedented “glitch” seems as wacky as it is unsettling, considering the amounts on some of those delayed water bills, which just stopped coming regularly, are in the hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars.
Water recycling reduces the need to import or develop additional drinking water supplies. It is a vital water management strategy to ensure a safe, reliable, and locally controlled water supply to support healthy environments, robust economies, and high quality of life. Water and wastewater agencies in San Diego County are developing or expanding their water […]
Los Angeles saw its eighth wettest season in 145 years last winter. The torrential downpours did more than fill aquifers, shrink water waste complaints and ease drought concerns—they also led to the biggest cutbacks in regional residential water use in four years. The average customer of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power used 59.5 gallons per day […]
Imagine going to dinner with a large group where everyone orders a full meal and one couple leaves just as the bill arrives. Unfortunately, this “dine and dash” is happening right now in San Diego County. Except it’s not just friends at dinner but rather two water districts attempting to leave us all with a tab of more […]
Glitch in Water Bills Swamps Residents With High Fees
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /SDNews.comby Dave SchwabSome Peninsulans are getting an unexpected surprise in their mailboxes: several months worth of water bills all due at once. And the unprecedented “glitch” seems as wacky as it is unsettling, considering the amounts on some of those delayed water bills, which just stopped coming regularly, are in the hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars.
Olivenhain Municipal Water District Marks Milestone Recycled Water Anniversary
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Water News Network Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityWater recycling reduces the need to import or develop additional drinking water supplies. It is a vital water management strategy to ensure a safe, reliable, and locally controlled water supply to support healthy environments, robust economies, and high quality of life. Water and wastewater agencies in San Diego County are developing or expanding their water […]
Residential Water Use in Los Angeles Declines After Winter Rains
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /Crosstownby Christina ChkarboulLos Angeles saw its eighth wettest season in 145 years last winter. The torrential downpours did more than fill aquifers, shrink water waste complaints and ease drought concerns—they also led to the biggest cutbacks in regional residential water use in four years. The average customer of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power used 59.5 gallons per day […]
Opinion: 37,000 County Residents Want to Raise Water Costs for 3.3 Million San Diegans Without a Vote
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Voice of San Diego by Brigette Browning and Carol Kim Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityImagine going to dinner with a large group where everyone orders a full meal and one couple leaves just as the bill arrives. Unfortunately, this “dine and dash” is happening right now in San Diego County. Except it’s not just friends at dinner but rather two water districts attempting to leave us all with a tab of more […]