With an incredible 40 percent reduction in June, there is no doubt that Calaveras County Water District customers are serious about saving water. This reduction is two-and-a-half times the 16 percent reduction required by the State Water Resources Control Board. The State compares current water use to the same time period in 2013. “This is…
CCWD Board President Bertha Underhill and Community Relations Manager Joel Metzger spoke at the Valley Springs Area Business Association held at El Torero in Burson. Stage 3.5 water conservation flyers were passed out along with drought info booklets. Thank you to the VSABA business owners for your support of out water conservation efforts!
State-mandated 32 percent districtwide reduction in water use 1. Expand the Water Conservation Program efforts through public outreach, education, conservation incentives and partnering with local agencies to heighten awareness of the extreme drought, inform the public of measures residential and commercial customers can take to reduce indoor and outdoor water use and curtail wasteful water…
CCWD Adds Tap Restrictions Article Provided by My Motherlode News [dropcap]S[/dropcap]an Andreas, CA — The Calaveras County Water District (CCWD) board approved stronger tap restrictions on customers, but stopped short of ordering no outside watering. At its Wednesday meeting, the board voted to implement what it is calling Stage 3.5 Water Conservation Mandatory Measures. CCWD spokesperson…
