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Our response level is: Voluntary Conservation
Water Conservation Achievements To protect our local supplies, Anaheim continues to educate customers on the importance of saving water through voluntary conservation measures. As of May 2010, Anaheim has reduced its water use by approximately 2 billion gallons exceeding its initial conservation goal of 5% or 1.2 billion gallons. Keep up the good work! Learn more...
Because every drop counts
Saving Water Outdoors
Pipeline e-Newsletter


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Update on Water Supplies Water year 2010 started off with below normal conditions moving California into its fourth year of drought. However, significant rainfall received in late spring did improve the current water situation throughout the State, but there is still a supply shortage due to continuing restrictions on the amount of water that Southern California is permitted to export from the Sacramento Bay Delta.
As a result, Anaheim and the rest of Southern California will face a second consecutive year of mandatory water supply reductions by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD) – the first in MWD's history. For Anaheim, this action results in a need to reduce our water use by 3.5% or enough water to serve about 5,000 households for a year. Learn more...
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