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California American Water Advises Customers of Emergency Drought Declaration
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California American Water has informed its customers in Southern California about a regional drought emergency declared by the Metropolitan Water District. This declaration urges immediate reductions in imported water use. Customers achieved significant water savings, with Ventura County and Los Angeles County experiencing reductions of 32% and 22% respectively compared to November 2020. The company encourages continued water conservation, offering programs such as Waterwise surveys and rebates for water-efficient devices.
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Customers in Ventura County and Los Angeles County reduced water use by 32% and 22% respectively compared to November 2020.
California American Water offers various conservation programs and rebates to help customers save water.
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The Metropolitan Water District has indicated that imported water supplies are likely to be limited in 2023, potentially necessitating further water use reductions.
While strides have been made to reduce water usage the Company wants to help customers save even more water
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
California American Water is advising customers in its Southern California District of The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California’s declaration of a regional drought emergency, which calls on all water agencies to immediately reduce their use of all imported water supplies. Customers in Southern California, and throughout the state, are encouraged to continue using water responsibly and make water conservation an important part of their every day.
California American Water customers in Southern California did a great job this year, reducing water use when compared to November of 2020. The company’s Ventura County and Los Angeles County customers used about 32 percent less and 22 percent less water in November than during the same period in 2020, respectively. And its San Diego County customers, who are among the lowest water users in the region, also reported savings in November.
“I want to acknowledge the great work and thank our customers who responded and reduced their water use,” said Director of Operations Jessica Taylor. “I would also like to remind all our customers to continue to adopt good water habits, as MWD has signaled that imported water supplies are likely to be limited in 2023 which would potentially require water utilities and customers to reduce their water use.”
While strides have been made to reduce water usage by more than 20 percent, California American Water wants to help customers achieve further water savings. In the Southern California region, many people don’t realize that outdoor water use accounts for 60 percent or more of water use for the average home. California American Water offers several programs and rebates to help customers reduce water use including:
Waterwise surveys that can help all customers learn about their water usage, identify leaks, adjust irrigation controls, and get expert advice on water wise landscaping. A conservation specialist will come to your property, free of charge, to make suggestions about how you can save water
Rebates for turf removal, smart irrigation timers, rotating sprinkler heads
Free water smart devices like garden hose shut off nozzles, shower timers, water efficient showerheads and moisture meters, which are available at all California American Water offices
Customers are encouraged to visit California American Water’s website, www.californiaamwater.com, to learn more about these and other conservation programs and services.
About California American Water: California American Water, a subsidiary of American Water (NYSE: AWK), provides high-quality and reliable water and wastewater services to more than 725,000 people. Information regarding California American Water’s service areas can be found on the company’s website www.californiaamwater.com.
About American Water: With a history dating back to 1886, American Water is the largest and most geographically diverse U.S. publicly traded water and wastewater utility company. The company employs more than 6,400 dedicated professionals who provide regulated and regulated-like drinking water and wastewater services to more than 14 million people in 24 states. American Water provides safe, clean, affordable, and reliable water services to our customers to help keep their lives flowing. For more information, visit amwater.comand diversityataw.com. Follow American Water on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
What is the recent drought emergency in Southern California regarding NYSE: AWK?
California American Water has reported a drought emergency declared by the Metropolitan Water District that affects water use policies for the region.
How much did California American Water customers reduce water usage in November 2022?
In November 2022, Ventura County customers reduced water usage by 32%, and Los Angeles County customers reduced usage by 22% compared to November 2020.
What programs does California American Water offer to promote water conservation?
California American Water offers programs such as Waterwise surveys, rebates for turf removal, and free water-efficient devices to help customers save water.
How is the drought emergency expected to affect customers of California American Water?
The drought emergency may require California American Water customers to further reduce their water usage due to limited imported water supplies expected in 2023.
