PWD will explain with help from Aquadog’s graphics shown on the opposite page. We all get a water bill, but do we know what goes into the charges we see on our bill, not really? That is why the District wants you to know, when you look at your water bill, you know exactly why that charge is there.
City of Palmdale and the Palmdale Water District officials have announced a global settlement of multiple claims and lawsuits and the beginning of a new, innovative partnership on recycled water.
PWD’s Strategic Water Resources Plan establishes the District’s objectives for future growth and identifies the steps to meet those objectives for the future needs of its customers. The population in the District’s service area is expected to double in size over the next 25 years, which in turn means that customer’s water needs will also double in size.
he Palmdale Water District is hosting a FREE landscape workshop on plants that live and survive in the high desert at the Antelope Valley College.
The Palmdale Water District introduced the “Water Budget-Based Rate Structure” in 2009 and our customers have become pros on using water more efficiently. In April of 2012, 83 percent of our customers are staying within tier one of their water budget allocation and are receiving the lowest possible rates.
On Saturday 23 the Palmdale Water District sponsored a plant sale by partnering with local landscape professionals to bring the community a KNOCK-OUT plant sale.
The Palmdale Water District is hosting a plant sale. The District is partnering with local landscape professionals to bring the community a KNOCK-OUT plant sale.
The Palmdale Water District is hosting a plant sale. The District is partnering with local landscape professionals to bring the community a KNOCK-OUT plant sale.
The sustainability of California’s economy depends upon a reliable source of water. The Sacramento_San Joaquin River Delta (Delta) is the hub of our state’s water delivery system and home to one of California’s most important ecosystems. Twenty_five million Californians —nearly two_thirds of the state’s population — and millions of acres of farmland rely on water that passes through the Delta. The survival of many endangered species depends on the habitat of the Delta.
The Palmdale Water District is hosting a FREE landscape workshop on plants that live and survive in the High Desert at the Antelope Valley College.
