District Sells $45 Million in Revenue Bonds The Alameda County Water District announced today that it has sold $45 million in revenue bonds to help fund critical infrastructure projects and refinance existing debt at a lower interest rate. The bonds will save the District millions of dollars and help speed the completion of seismic reliabili...  MORE INFO Discolored Water? Check the 2012 Main Cleaning Schedule for a Possible Explanation Main cleaning may result in a brief period of discolored tap water for some Tri-City residents from January-June. Despite its appearance, the water will remain safe for household uses such as drinking and cooking. You should, however, minimize water use and avoid washing light-colored laundry from 7...  MORE INFO ACWD Customers May Notice Milky-Appearing Tap Water If your tap water has a slightly “milky” appearance during December and early January, you’re probably experiencing an interesting and harmless phenomenon known as “entrained air.” THE MILKY COLOR IN THE WATER IS CAUSED BY TINY AIR BUBBLES AND IS COMPLETELY HARMLESS. ...  MORE INFO Lawn Be Gone! GET PAID TO TRANSFORM YOUR LANDSCAPING! Single family home owners who convert their lawns to water-efficient plants can get a rebate of up to $500*.  Multi-family complexes and commercial properties that make the conversion can get a rebate of up to $3,000*.    Be part ...  MORE INFO