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Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. announces July as “Water Smart Month.”


admin July 2, 2013

PALMDALE, CA, July 2, 2013 – On Friday June 28, 2013, Governor Edmund G. Brown urged Californians to make July “Water Smart Month”. California’s water is a precious resource and as stated by the Governor, “is the backbone to the success of the state’s economy, public health, and abundant wildlife.” As we lead into the warmer weather, July is the perfect time to practice sustainable water consumption. The Governor points out “that the snow packs are shrinking and the state will not see reservoirs begin to fill gain until fall.”

In the Antelope Valley landscape is the single largest use of water. With drought conditions, the AV’s arid climate, and limited water supplies everyone can help by observing “Water Smart Month.” Help by checking sprinkler systems, repairing broken pipes and fixtures, up-grading and installing more efficient irrigation technologies.

Palmdale Water District has landscape irrigation rebates that PWD customers can take advantage of; such as MP rotators, smart controllers and the “Cash for Grass” program. Please see www.palmdalewater.org, under conservation. Check other local water purveyors for their conservation programs.

Everyone is invited to help. As the Governor has stated, “I invite all Californians to practice more sustainable water consumption, whether it be watering the lawn less frequently, constructing a drip irrigation system for the garden or upgrading existing systems with smart irrigation controllers.”

                   
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18 hours ago
Palmdale Water District

Teamwork you can trust. 💪🏻 Some of PWD’s #BESTCREWEVER, Optech, and purchasing staff united for a rare group photo! A reminder of the incredible people who help keep our District running. 💙 ... See MoreSee Less

Teamwork you can trust. 💪🏻 Some of PWD’s #BESTCREWEVER, Optech, and purchasing staff united for a rare group photo! A reminder of the incredible people who help keep our District running. 💙

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In total agreement 💯🎯

In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, our office will be closed Thursday, Nov. 27. If you need in-person or phone assistance, visit our main office before 6 p.m. Wednesday, 11/26. For water emergencies, call 661-947-4114.
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Con motivo de la festividad de Acción de Gracias, nuestra oficina permanecerá cerrada el jueves 27 de noviembre. Si necesita asistencia en persona o por teléfono, visite nuestra oficina principal antes de las 6 p.m. del miércoles 26 de noviembre. Para emergencias de agua, llame al 661-947-4114.
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In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, our office will be closed Thursday, Nov. 27. If you need in-person or phone assistance, visit our main office before 6 p.m. Wednesday, 11/26. For water emergencies, call 661-947-4114. 
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Con motivo de la festividad de Acción de Gracias, nuestra oficina permanecerá cerrada el jueves 27 de noviembre. Si necesita asistencia en persona o por teléfono, visite nuestra oficina principal antes de las 6 p.m. del miércoles 26 de noviembre. Para emergencias de agua, llame al 661-947-4114.

PWD’s 2025 Food Drive was a tremendous success! 💙
Our staff came together to gather donations that will support local families in need this holiday season. All contributions were delivered to SAVES (South Antelope Valley Emergency Services) a Palmdale-based program providing emergency food, hygiene items, and essential support to residents facing hardship. We’re proud of our team for making a tangible difference in our community. 🥫✨
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¡La colecta de alimentos 2025 de PWD fue un tremendo éxito! 💙
Nuestro personal se unió para reunir donaciones que apoyarán a las familias locales necesitadas estas fiestas. Todas las contribuciones fueron entregadas a SAVES (South Antelope Valley Emergency Services) un programa con sede en Palmdale que proporciona alimentos de emergencia, artículos de higiene y apoyo esencial a los residentes que enfrentan dificultades. Estamos orgullosos de nuestro equipo por marcar una diferencia tangible en nuestra comunidad. 🥫✨
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Way to go PWD‼️

PWD’s landmark 237-ft wind turbine is officially being decommissioned. 🌬️
Crews began removing the three 85-ft blades today, with the tower set to come down next week.

After two decades on the Palmdale skyline and years of supporting the Leslie O. Carter Water Treatment Plant with renewable power, the turbine has reached the end of its lifespan.

PWD is now shifting toward two new solar projects planned to power both our treatment plant and main office. 🌞
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La emblemática turbina eólica de 237 pies de PWD está siendo oficialmente desmantelada. 🌬️
Los equipos han comenzado hoy a retirar las tres palas de 85 pies, y la torre se desmontará la próxima semana.

Después de dos décadas en el horizonte de Palmdale y años de apoyo a la planta de tratamiento de agua Leslie O. Carter con energía renovable, la turbina ha llegado al final de su vida útil.

PWD ahora está cambiando hacia dos nuevos proyectos solares previstos para alimentar tanto nuestra planta de tratamiento y la oficina principal. 🌞
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Great video

All good things eventually come to an end. This landmark is one of them.

Save a souvenir from it for a long lost palmdale official that led the fight, spending a fortune to stop that!

Does everyone get there Money back

What? Someone didn't like free engery they were getting

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1 week ago
Palmdale Water District

Rainfall Reminder 🌧️
Please turn off your irrigation systems during today’s storm and for at least 48 hours after rainfall.
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Rainfall Reminder 🌧️
Please turn off your irrigation systems during today’s storm and for at least 48 hours after rainfall.
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