Among the projects completed last year to keep its systems safe and reliable were:
- Installation of 145,881 feet of new water main to replace aging pipes across its
California service areas - A groundwater treatment facility with two wells in
East Los Angeles that can produce and treat 5 million gallons of water per day - One new treatment plant in
Visalia to remove 1,2,3-trichloropropane (TCP) from a well and enable the district to again utilize this source of supply for local customers - Replacement of three critical pump stations in the company’s
Chico , Bear Gulch, andDominguez systems - Installation of 11 permanent backup power generators in the Bear Gulch, Palos Verdes,
Salinas ,Bakersfield , andChico systems - Connection of the Peacock Hill and
Sea Cliff Estates systems inWashington by installing 1,700 feet of new water main and replacing two pump stations - Investment in projects across all
California districts to help mitigate wildfire risks and keep water flowing in the event of a Public Safety Power Shutoff by electric companies
“We take our responsibility to deliver safe, reliable, high-quality water utility services to our customers very seriously, and one way we do that is by investing in water system upgrades,” said