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Spring 2008 Splash Newsletter
National Drinking Water Week, May 4 -10!
Celebrate National Drinking Water Week which aims to increase awareness of the effects of individual actions on water quality. Only 1 percent of all water on Earth can be used for cooking, drinking and other uses. While our demand for water continues to grow, our supplies do not. You can help by deciding to not waste or pollute water.

Many routine household activities contribute to water pollution. Household cleaners, solvents and hobby materials are harmful in our water supply. Lawn fertilizers, weed and pest killers can wash off our yards and into water bodies, causing pollution. Unused medications that are flushed down the drain can also pollute our water supply.

So take a moment during National Drinking Water Week to think about all our water does for us and make a decision not to waste or pollute it. Remember to Make Every Drop Count!
Notice of Preparation of a Program EIR
North LA/Kern County Regional Recycled Water Project.
Look Up Water Bill Balance, Account and Serial Number
Water Bill Online Payment
Now there is a quick and easy way to pay your LA County water bill online using Vcheck! To get started, have your water bill and checking account information ready.
Make Every Drop Count!
Check out the new water conservation campaign.
Cross-Connection Control and Backflow Prevention Program
Free Residential Water Use Surveys
2005 Annual Water Quality Reports
2005 Integrated Urban Water Management Plan for the Antelope Valley
Antelope Valley Integrated Regional Water Management Plan Website