Looking for a challenging and satisfying career? Current and aspiring professionals can learn about water industry career opportunities through the San Diego County Water Authority’s “Faces of the Water Industry” social media outreach campaign in October. The campaign, inspired by ACWA’s California Water Professionals Appreciation Week, highlights the San Diego region’s water and wastewater professionals and the essential work that they […]
Staying on top of your irrigation system – especially in the midst of a drought – can mean the difference between maximizing your water efficiency and unknowingly wasting water running down sidewalks unused into the storm drain. Follow these tips for a thorough checkup.
San Diego’s sewer rates haven’t gone up in ten years. Now, the city is playing catch up with a four-year string of rate hikes they say is needed to maintain the aging system, and fund the Pure Water project. The city says the increase was long overdue. But so are the unpaid water bills of […]
Two major California water agencies have settled a lawsuit that once threatened to derail a multi-state agreement to protect the Colorado River. The Imperial Irrigation district is the largest recipient of water from the river. That group reached a deal to store water in Lake Mead and join drought contingency efforts if dry conditions worsen […]
Learn About Water Industry Career Opportunities From the Pros
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Water News Network Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityLooking for a challenging and satisfying career? Current and aspiring professionals can learn about water industry career opportunities through the San Diego County Water Authority’s “Faces of the Water Industry” social media outreach campaign in October. The campaign, inspired by ACWA’s California Water Professionals Appreciation Week, highlights the San Diego region’s water and wastewater professionals and the essential work that they […]
Give Your Irrigation System a Fall Checkup
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Water News NetworkStaying on top of your irrigation system – especially in the midst of a drought – can mean the difference between maximizing your water efficiency and unknowingly wasting water running down sidewalks unused into the storm drain. Follow these tips for a thorough checkup.
San Diego’s Sewer and Water Rates Due to Climb
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Chelsea Campos /San Diego Readerby Sheila PellSan Diego’s sewer rates haven’t gone up in ten years. Now, the city is playing catch up with a four-year string of rate hikes they say is needed to maintain the aging system, and fund the Pure Water project. The city says the increase was long overdue. But so are the unpaid water bills of […]
Water Lawsuit Settled In California Involves Lower Basin’s Biggest User
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Chelsea Campos /UPR Liveby Alex HagerTwo major California water agencies have settled a lawsuit that once threatened to derail a multi-state agreement to protect the Colorado River. The Imperial Irrigation district is the largest recipient of water from the river. That group reached a deal to store water in Lake Mead and join drought contingency efforts if dry conditions worsen […]