Per capita water use in Long Beach drops to 101 gallons per day, one gallon above the level that would guarantee the City’s water supply.
Search
Press Releases
Ajax Login/Register
Press Releases
-
-
Over 200 front yard transformations now complete, with an additional 300 landscapes to be finished by the end of summer
-
Team takes second place overall in 40-team field; wins awards in several individual category competitions
-
LONG BEACH, CA – The Long Beach Water Department is encouraging residents to save money on their water bills over the holidays by turning off their sprinkler systems while several large storm systems make their way through the Long Beach area.
-
Up to one inch of rain possible by Sunday night
-
LB Water Department will fund up to half of a proposed project’s costs
-
Dr. Suzanne Dallman, a professor of geography at Long Beach State, brings many years of water related experience to her new post
-
The Long Beach Water Department will be one of many participating agencies in the Green Long Beach! Festival set to take place on Saturday, May 22, from 10 AM to 10 PM in the East Village Arts District near the intersection of Third Street and Long Beach Boulevard.
-
April 2010 was 17.2% below average, bringing the City closer to achieving per capita water consumption of 100 gallons per day
-
Single-family home rebates completely allocated within 45 minutes of opening application system
