ACWA’s Infrastructure Bond Priorities

  • Apr 24, 2024
  • Policy Documents

Adapting to climate change requires California to urgently and significantly rehabilitate and modify existing water facilities, improve operational flexibility, and make generational investments in new water infrastructure. The State is currently underprepared to manage a water system with a decreasing snowpack, less frequent precipitation, and weather extremes.

Read about ACWA’s infrastructure bond priorities online.

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