The District’s “Before the First Drop” campaign is divided into three phases; the first survey, the education phase, and the last survey. The first survey ended April 30th. To be entered into the drawing for a new landscape renovation, many PWD customers have filled out the first survey. In July, there will be another survey.
The Palmdale Water District is hosting a FREE landscape workshop on how to design a sustainable landscape.
The Palmdale Water District is hosting a FREE landscape workshop on how to design a sustainable landscape.
The District’s “Before the First Drop” campaign is well on its way. To be entered into the drawing for a new landscape renovation, PWD customers filled out the first survey. In July, there will be another survey. All customers that turned in their first survey need to be sure and fill out the second survey to be entered into the drawing.
The Palmdale Water District will have a booth at the “Open House and Plant Sale” at the Antelope Valley Resource Conservation District’s nursery.
The Palmdale Water District is hosting a FREE landscape workshop on how to design a sustainable landscape.
Our Water is still going to the FISH, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) decreased this year’s water delivery estimate from 40% to 35% of requested State Water Project water for Palmdale Water District and other state Water Contractors.
PALMDALE, CA, APRIL 2, 2013 –The Palmdale Water District is hosting FREE landscape workshops on the Cash for Grass program. Saturday Morning April 13th 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM and Thursday Evening April 25th 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm PWD office, 2029 East Avenue Q Palmdale, Ca. 93550 This exciting workshop will not only inspire… Continue reading Palmdale Water District Hosts Free Landscape Workshop at District Office
And the winners are….
Local news articles have been written concerning shortages of water allocations from the Delta due to the Delta smelt. The Delta smelt is a small Federal endangered fish that has caused a decline in water released into the State Water Project (the California Aqueduct) and on its way to over 25 million Californians. The Department of Water Resources, who operates the State Water project, has recently reduced the supply of water to state water contractors to 40% of their entitlement.
