Conservation is one tool in the toolbox for meeting our state’s growing demand for water while supplies become more and more limited. ACWA is engaged on several fronts to ensure new water conservation requirements are implemented in a way that works for public water agencies statewide and to help secure funding and other technical assistance for agencies as they expand their conservation efforts.
California has weathered its share of dry years, but this year's extremely dry conditions make it more important than ever to...
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As 2013 takes shape as a dry year, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) is reminding Californians that May is “Water Awareness...
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SACRAMENTO –Timothy Quinn, executive director of the statewide Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA), issued the following...
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Southern California should adopt a diverse range of water conservation strategies and a regional groundwater plan to reduce its dependence...
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With daylight saving time set to begin March 10, ACWA's Save Our Water program is reminding Californians to check their sprinklers...
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The Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA) and its member public water agencies have an acute and essentially proprietary...
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While California has made great strides in water conservation and efficiency in recent years, the collective impacts of drought, climate...
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The Department of Water Resources has formed an Urban Stakeholder Committee to discuss water conservation requirements under SBX7 7....
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The 2009 legislative package requires a statewide 20% reduction in urban per capita water use by 2020. It requires that urban water...
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The Save Our Water program is calling on Californians to “get real” about water conservation with a new “Real People,...
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With all signs pointing to continued water supply challenges, many California communities are tightening their water belts. Learn about...
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