Ramona and Poway Begin Preliminary Agreements to Study Sharing Water Resources

/in , /by /The San Diego Union-Tribuneby Julie Gallant

Ramona and the city of Poway are pursuing an agreement to share drinking water resources when needed.

Both agencies say the exchange of water – by selling water to each other – would save them both money and increase their water supply reliability.

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