San Diego County / Southern California

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Is it Safe to Drink Tap Water During Coronavirus? Here’s What SLO Officials Say

/in , , /by /The Tribune (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)by Nick Wilson

San Luis Obispo’s water supply is safe and reliable, according to city officials, who note they’ve had several questions regarding water quality amid the coronavirus pandemic. In a news release, city officials reassured customers their tap supply “continues to be of the highest quality and is completely safe to drink.” “There is no threat to […]

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Take Ten Minutes to Track Down Leaks During Fix-A-Leak Week 2020

/in , , /by /Water News Network Mentioned: San Diego County Water Authority

Easily fixed water leaks in American households account for nearly one trillion gallons of water wasted annually. The average household leaks nearly 10,000 gallons of water every year. This would wash 300 loads of laundry and could cost you an additional 10% on your water bill. Fix-A-Leak Week 2020 is March 16-22. It was created […]

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CVWD Says Tap Water is Safe to Drink

/in , , /by /Coastal View News

Carpinteria Valley Water District (CVWD) released a statement on March 16 that drinking water in the district is safe and will not be interrupted. CVWD cited the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) statement that “Americans can continue to use and drink water from their tap as usual.” California Drinking Water Regulators and the EPA have established […]

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Water Authority Takes Steps to Resolve Water Lawsuits

/in , , /by /Fallbrook Village Newsby Jim Madaffer Quoted: San Diego County Water Authority

After securing more than $350 million for water supply projects in the San Diego region – along with other benefits – the San Diego County Water Authority’s board of directors Feb. 27 voted to dismiss related claims against its Los Angeles-based supplier, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. This is a major step toward […]

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