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Water Quality


admin November 9, 2012

Some customers may be experiencing a change in the taste and odor of their water. This taste comes from a compound called Geosmin. It is the same compound that gives beets their earthy flavor. It is a nuisance problem that occurs seasonally in water supplies due to algae activities in source waters. Palmdale Water District is typically immune to this nuisance due to the addition of Granular Activated Carbon to its Water Treatment Plant in 2009. During normal operations Granular Activated Carbon removes this taste and odor; however, this process was offline briefly on November 6th and 7th and has since been restored to service. This taste and odor may linger for a few days as the water passes through the system. Despite the aesthetic disruption the water meets all health standards and is safe to drink. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you.

                   
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2 days ago
Palmdale Water District

Lace up for something special 💧
Join us for PWD’s inaugural H2GO 5K at Lake Palmdale! A rare chance to experience the lake like never before.
Link in bio or click here to register : runsignup.com/Race/CA/Palmdale/HGO5K
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3 days ago
Palmdale Water District

PWD’s #BESTCREWEVER responded quickly to repair a backside leak at a local elementary school, ensuring the issue was resolved safely and efficiently. Their swift work helped minimize disruption and keep water service reliable for students and staff. Great job, team! 👏 👏💙 ... See MoreSee Less

PWD’s #BESTCREWEVER responded quickly to repair a backside leak at a local elementary school, ensuring the issue was resolved safely and efficiently. Their swift work helped minimize disruption and keep water service reliable for students and staff. Great job, team! 👏 👏💙Image attachmentImage attachment

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Definitely the very best‼️

1 week ago
Palmdale Water District

Kicking off Session 1 of our Water Ambassadors Academy 💧
An engaged room full of questions, curiosity, and future water leaders. Excited to see where this journey takes them! 🩵
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Kicking off Session 1 of our Water Ambassadors Academy 💧
An engaged room full of questions, curiosity, and future water leaders. Excited to see where this journey takes them! 🩵

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It was a pleasure to be there, looking forward to the next sessions.

Great PWD program‼️

Enjoy, Awesome ambassadorship for sure 😎

Appreciate the field reps from our federal and state legislators spending part of their day learning about the issues facing the area’s three State Water Contractors – AVEK, LCID and PWD. It was a beautiful day to tour Lake Palmdale and LCID’s sites, including the Cienega Dam. 🩵🙌 ... See MoreSee Less

Appreciate the field reps from our federal and state legislators spending part of their day learning about the issues facing the area’s three State Water Contractors – AVEK, LCID and PWD. It was a beautiful day to tour Lake Palmdale and LCID’s sites, including the Cienega Dam. 🩵🙌Image attachment

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Awesome 👍 Great work

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