Wet Winters Strengthen Local Water Supplies
Thanks to a series of strong atmospheric river storms providing close to double the average rainfall throughout Santa Barbara County, Lake Cachuma is spilling again for the third time in four years.
Sustainability Plan Progress Report – Building on Progress
Originally adopted by the Board of Directors in June 2012, the District Sustainability Plan is updated annually in the form of Progress Reports and provides an overview of how District initiatives, activities, and operations support sustainable water delivery.
Winter is a Great Time for Water Wise Planting
For customers interested in switching out high water use plants for water wise landscaping, winter is a great time of the year to plant. Cooler temperatures, and the onset of the rainy season (which typically runs through April) promote plant health and aid in successfully establishing new landscaping.
Sustainability Plan Progress Report – Breaking Ground
Originally adopted by the Board of Directors in June 2012, the District Sustainability Plan is updated annually in the form of Progress Reports and provides an overview of how District initiatives, activities, and operations support sustainable water delivery.
80 Years of Service
80 Years of Service – Celebrating the Past While Planning for the Future. On November 17th, the District celebrated the 80th anniversary of its founding
Sustainability Plan Progress Report – Laying the Groundwork
Originally adopted by the Board of Directors in June 2012, the District Sustainability Plan is updated annually in the form of Progress Reports.
New Water Allocations
Beginning in January 2024, the District will resume issuing new water allocations for the first time in nearly ten years. Under the SAFE Water Supplies Ordinance, the District is authorized to issue one percent (1%) of its total available water supply for new water connections each year that certain conditions under SAFE are met. Water allocations are made on a first-come, first-served basis to projects that have received approval from the applicable land use agency…
Winter is a Great Time for Water Wise Planting
For customers interested in switching out high water use plants for water wise landscaping, winter is a great time of the year to plant. Cooler temperatures, and the onset of the rainy season (which typically runs from November through April) promote plant health and aid in successfully establishing new landscaping.
Aquifer Storage and Recovery Program
Storing Water in the Ground for Future Use. Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) is a water resource management technique that uses groundwater wells to recharge underground aquifers during times when water is available, then later recover that water from the aquifer when it is needed
Helpful Tips for Heat Waves
The Goleta Valley is no stranger to heat waves. During the summer and fall months in particular, elevated temperatures, a high UV index, and strong winds can create hazardous conditions and high fire danger. Protect plants, people, and pets from excessive heat and sun exposure with the following tips and information.
