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.
In order to take advantage of the best Southern California Edison rates available for PWD’s booster stations and well sites the District meets regularly with its SCE representative. These meetings provide the District with the ability to keep up to date with current rates, or when necessary, change to new lower rates to keep costs down.
The District is pleased to introduce your newly elected Directors of the Palmdale Water District.
Palmdale Water District is hosting the first free landscape workshop at the Antelope Valley College. Find out what to do when spring comes… join us there this Saturday, February 18 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm.
The Antelope Valley Water Partners are hosting several landscape workshops this year at the Antelope Valley College.
The Palmdale Water District is sponsoring a FREE landscape workshop to instruct customers on how to renovate their yards and turn them into beautiful water wise landscapes.
The Palmdale Water District office will be closed December 23, 2011 through January 1, 2012.
Palmdale Water District would like to correct certain misstatements being made by Mayor Ledford with respect to the District’s water rates.
Palmdale Water District is adjusting the water rates for customers whose water use is above their monthly allotment by equalizing the high usage tiers between customer classes. This corrects a technical flaw in the water rate structure.
