More than a month into the coronavirus crisis in California, water pros continue to work around the clock to deliver essential services to San Diego County residents. From the Fallbrook Public Utilities District south to the Sweetwater Authority and east to the Padre Dam Municipal Water District, essential employees at the San Diego County Water Authority’s 24 member agencies continue to maintain […]
Although San Diego County’s lakes and reservoirs remain closed to fishing and other recreational activities for safety reasons due to the coronavirus pandemic, staff and volunteers continue to work. Crews are maintaining facilities, providing security, and sharing photos of wildlife and native blooms enjoying the arrival of spring.
Water agencies are reminding the public that the water supply continues to be safe and reliable during the coronavirus pandemic. The Sweetwater Authority in the South Bay reassured its customers that the water is safe to use and drink. “In these difficult and uncertain times, the water that we deliver to our customers is as reliable as […]
The repair work for one of the San Diego County Water Authority pipelines in Moosa Canyon will be done this month, and two shutdowns of the SDCWA pipeline will sandwich the carbon fiber relining. “We shut down Pipeline 5, and we are currently in the process of installing two internal steel bulkheads,” Neena Kuzmich, engineering […]
Water Pros Working Round the Clock To Ensure Service
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Water News Network Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityMore than a month into the coronavirus crisis in California, water pros continue to work around the clock to deliver essential services to San Diego County residents. From the Fallbrook Public Utilities District south to the Sweetwater Authority and east to the Padre Dam Municipal Water District, essential employees at the San Diego County Water Authority’s 24 member agencies continue to maintain […]
Reservoirs, Lakes Remain Closed to Fishing Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Water News Networkby Ed Joyce and Gayle FalkenthalAlthough San Diego County’s lakes and reservoirs remain closed to fishing and other recreational activities for safety reasons due to the coronavirus pandemic, staff and volunteers continue to work. Crews are maintaining facilities, providing security, and sharing photos of wildlife and native blooms enjoying the arrival of spring.
Water Safe to Use and Drink During Pandemic, Officials Reassure
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The San Diego Union-Tribuneby Alexandra Mendoza Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityWater agencies are reminding the public that the water supply continues to be safe and reliable during the coronavirus pandemic. The Sweetwater Authority in the South Bay reassured its customers that the water is safe to use and drink. “In these difficult and uncertain times, the water that we deliver to our customers is as reliable as […]
Pipeline 5 at Moosa Creek Shut Down for Repair Work
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Fallbrook Village Newsby Joe Naiman Quoted: San Diego County Water AuthorityThe repair work for one of the San Diego County Water Authority pipelines in Moosa Canyon will be done this month, and two shutdowns of the SDCWA pipeline will sandwich the carbon fiber relining. “We shut down Pipeline 5, and we are currently in the process of installing two internal steel bulkheads,” Neena Kuzmich, engineering […]