Palmdale Water District water wasters are no longer receiving warnings for violations of water conservation regulations. The Palmdale Water Board approved an update to the resolution governing watering restrictions in order to reach the State mandated water consumption reduction of 32%. First offenses will receive a $50.00 fine, followed by a $250.00 fine for a second offense, $500.00 for a third offense, and water shut-off for a fourth.
Palmdale, CA – On April 1, 2015, Governor Brown mandated a statewide water consumption reduction of 25% by March, 2016. Water agencies were tasked to figure out mechanisms to achieve the new requirement. The State Water Resources Control Board further defined how much water each of the hundreds of water agencies
must reduce. Palmdale’s reduction is 32%.
Palmdale, CA – Palmdale residents have risen to the challenge set forth by the State Water Resources Control Board to reduce water consumption by 32% before February 28, 2016. The community got off to a good start by reducing water consumption for June by 29%. Each month’s conservation numbers will be reported the following month to the State. Palmdale continues to impress with the communities efforts.
Thanks to our dedicated residents and individuals who are truly concerned about conserving our community’s resources, our Cash for Grass Program has reached its highest potential. We are proud to report that many of our residents have taken advantage of our lawn removal incentive.
Palmdale, CA – The Palmdale Water District Board of Directors unanimously passed a resolution implementing a Stage 3 emergency drought water conservation initiative. Since Governor Brown’s emergency water conservation proclamation and the State Water Resources Control Board directive that all communities reduce water consumption to achieve the 25% statewide mandatory reduction was enacted, the Palmdale Water District service area must reduce water consumption by 32% by February 28, 2016 or face penalties totaling $10,000 per day for non‐compliance.
The Palmdale Water District received the District Transparency Certificate of Excellence by the Special District Leadership Foundation (SDLF) in recognition of its outstanding efforts to promote transparency and good governance.
After 15 years of negotiating the use of water in the Antelope Valley, a settlement has been signed by water producers representing the vast majority of groundwater production from the basin, including public water suppliers, agricultural producers, public entities, the United States government, and the small pumper class.
PWD customers were offered information on the new water rate restructure, how to read your water bill, the new Rate Assistance Program and water conservation tips at the PWD’s first annual Holiday Customer Appreciation Day!
Cold weather is approaching the Antelope Valley. Taking precautionary steps to make sure that your home is ready for the winter chill can help you be prepared for the best shot that this season can give. Here are a few steps that you can take to ensure that your home is suited to handle whatever punch old man winter may have…
