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On April 11, 2023, the ACWD Board of Directors voted unanimously to rescind its water shortage emergency ordinance and related restrictions effective immediately once the State Water Resources Control Board ended its emergency regulations on June 5.
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As we transition out of drought, please continue to use water wisely. ACWD's rebates help customers sustain long-term water efficiency.
ACWD's Water Waste Ordinance remains in effect.
Important: The State of California has extended the emergency regulations that prohibit irrigation of non-functional turf with potable water in the commercial, industrial, and institutional sector (including HOA common areas) statewide. Non-functional turf is defined as “ground cover surface of mowed grass that is ornamental and not otherwise used for human recreation purposes.” For more information, visit bit.ly/conservationreg.
Thanks to ACWD's customers and their continued efficient water use, the Board rescinded drought surcharges on April 1, 2023.
Read the full news release.
As drought conditions improve, we ask customers to remain water efficient. California remains vulnerable to climate change, and weather extremes will increase the frequency of extreme precipitation and more prolonged, drier conditions. Using water wisely now prepares us for tomorrow. Learn how every drop counts at Save Our Water.
The State of California readopted two emergency regulations that prohibit certain wasteful water use practices. Learn more about the State's regulations.
ACWD is upgrading meters with Advanced Metering Infrastructure or AMI. Customer benefits, include:
The State of California adopted emergency regulations prohibiting the irrigation of non-functional turf at commercial sites. Learn more at the State Water Resources Control Board website or view the FAQs or Factsheet.
Check out the latest in-depth information about California's drought, including precipitation, snowpack, and reservoir levels.
California Water Watch offers local and statewide water conditions.
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