Water Infrastructure Upgrade Completed in Hamilton City
Cal Water completed a water infrastructure upgrade on Friday in Hamilton City to strengthen water system reliability and infrastructure resiliency for customers’ everyday needs and firefighters’ emergency needs. The project, which started in December, included the installation of approximately 3,150 feet of new 6-inch and 8-inch PVC water main and 35 new customer service connections.…
Water System Reliability Project Starts in Rolling Hills
Cal Water has begun an important water main replacement project in Rolling Hills that will keep water service in the area reliable. The upgrade will ensure customers continue to have the water they need for their everyday and emergency needs. The project, which will take approximately 12 weeks to complete, includes the installation of 4,160…
New Main Installation to Begin on Main Street in Visalia
Cal Water will start a water infrastructure upgrade Sunday night in downtown Visalia as part of the utility’s commitment to ensuring critical infrastructure remains safe and reliable. The upgrade will ensure local customers and firefighters continue to have water for their everyday needs and in the event of an emergency. The utility plans to replace…
Booster Pump Station Upgrade Completed in Redondo Beach
Cal Water’s Rancho Dominguez District completed a water infrastructure upgrade in southern Redondo Beach this week that will strengthen water system reliability and infrastructure resiliency for customers’ everyday needs and firefighters’ emergency needs. The utility installed a new booster pump, which can transfer 750 gallons of water per minute throughout the area. This project will…
Infrastructure Project on Palos Verdes Peninsula
Cal Water began an important water main replacement project in the southern part of the Palos Verdes Peninsula earlier this week that will keep critical water infrastructure and service in the area safe and reliable. The upgrade will ensure customers continue to have the water they need for their everyday and emergency needs. The project,…
Mountain View Water Infrastructure Project Complete
As part of its ongoing commitment to ensure water system infrastructure remains safe and reliable in its Los Altos District, Cal Water has completed an infrastructure upgrade in northern Mountain View. The upgrade ensures customers and firefighters continue to have the water they need for their everyday and emergency needs. The project, which began in…
Water Infrastructure Upgrade Completed in Stockton
Cal Water has completed a multiphase infrastructure project in the Magnolia area of Stockton that will keep critical water infrastructure in the area safe and reliable. The upgrade will ensure customers, firefighters, and nearby medical facilities continue to have the water they need for their everyday and emergency needs. The most recent phase of the…
Water Infrastructure Upgrade Starts in King City
Cal Water has begun an important water main replacement project in King City that will keep critical water infrastructure and service in the area safe and reliable. The upgrade will ensure customers, including Town Square tenants and other downtown residents and businesses, continue to have the water they need for their everyday and emergency needs.…
New Montebello Treatment Plant to Remove PFOS and PFOA
Cal Water is beginning construction of a treatment facility that will ensure Montebello customers and firefighters continue to have a reliable water supply that is safe for their everyday and emergency needs. The new treatment facility will also eliminate perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) at a well that was turned offline in February…
Oroville Infrastructure Improvement Project Completed
Cal Water completed a water main replacement project last Thursday near downtown Oroville that will strengthen local water system reliability and infrastructure resiliency. The upgrade will also ensure firefighters continue to have the water they need to protect the community during an emergency. The project, which began in October, included the installation of 1,870 feet…