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Cal Water Begins Water Infrastructure Upgrades in Salinas

Cal Water is scheduled to break ground as soon as next month on two water infrastructure upgrades that will improve water supply reliability and fire protection in Salinas. Crews will construct two new groundwater wells—the first of their kind in the region in more than a decade—to help increase water supply and system reliability for…

California Water Service Group Named Great Place to Work® for Ninth Consecutive Year

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For the ninth consecutive year, the Great Place to Work® Institute has named California Water Service Group (Group) a Great Place to Work. The Great Place to Work award is based wholly on current, full-time employees’ feedback about their experience working at the company. The certification includes two parts: a Culture Audit© and a Trust…

Cal Water Completes Water Infrastructure Upgrades in Marysville

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Cal Water recently completed a water infrastructure upgrade that will improve water supply reliability and fire protection to residents and businesses in Marysville. During the modernization, Cal Water installed 1,617 feet of new water main on A Street, between 2nd and 4th, in the south side of the city. “Infrastructure improvements like this help Cal…

California Water Service Group Named Bay Area Top Workplace for 12th Year

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In recognition of the company’s commitment to its employees, the San Francisco Chronicle has named California Water Service Group (Group) a Top Workplace in the Bay Area for the 12th year. The distinction is awarded each year based on input from local employees of California Water Service (Cal Water), Group’s largest subsidiary. Beyond Cal Water’s…

Infrastructure Upgrades Underway in Visalia

Construction in Visalia

Cal Water is working on major infrastructure upgrades, with more planned in coming months and years, to the water system that provides safe, clean, reliable drinking water to about 145,000 people in Visalia. The utility hosted media at a few of its project sites today to provide a more in-depth view. Currently, construction of a…

Splash of Creativity Art Competition Winners

Cal Water announced the winners of its annual Splash of Creativity art competition, part of the Tap Into Learning environmental education program, today. The competition celebrates students’ creative contributions toward water conservation and awareness, and is one of Cal Water’s many efforts to increase attention on California water issues. The nine winning submissions were carefully,…

Efforts to Eliminate TCP in Selma Drinking Water

Water plant in Selma

Cal Water has completed work on a water infrastructure improvement project, upgrading and improving water quality and water supply reliability for its Selma District customers. The district recently completed construction to install TCP treatment on an offline well to meet the state’s water quality standard at its station on South Leonard Avenue. The installation allows…

Infrastructure Upgrades Begin in South San Francisco

Construction with backhoe in South San Francisco

Cal Water has started water infrastructure upgrades that will improve water supply reliability and fire protection in South San Francisco. The projects include installation of more than 11,975 linear feet of new 8- and 6-inch water main, along with the replacement of 18 fire hydrants and the installation of two new hydrants. “Infrastructure improvements like…

Conservation Efforts Save Customers Money

Water conservation efforts have reduced Cal Water customers’ bills by as much as 20.5 percent over the last 15 years compared to what they would have been without those efforts, according to a new study released by the Alliance for Water Efficiency (AWE). Cal Water’s water efficiency and conservation measures during that time decreased operating…

Cal Water Plans to Invest $1.6 Billion in Next 3 Years

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To continue providing safe, clean, reliable tap water to customers across the communities it serves, Cal Water yesterday submitted Infrastructure Improvement Plans for its California districts from 2025-2027 in its General Rate Case (GRC) filing with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). The application also proposes a Low-Use Water Equity Program, which would decouple revenue…