Sweetwater Authority Transfers Water From Loveland Reservoir

/in , /by /inewsourceby Hannah Psalma Ramirez Mentioned: San Diego County Water Authority

Sweetwater Authority officials said they have enough water to serve customers through 2025 after the recent storms. The agency announced that it began transferring about 2 billion gallons from its Loveland Reservoir near Alpine to its Sweetwater Reservoir ahead of rainfall earlier this month.

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