Conservation
Press Release
Calaveras Conserves is reminding all Calaveras County residents that we are still in and expect to continue with severe drought conditions. We are encouraging all residents to use water wisely to maximize supplies and protect our water reserves in the wake of yet another dry year.
Calaveras Conserves - August Press Release.pdf
History
Calaveras Conserves was formed in Spring, 2015 to provide a consistent message to the community during droughts. Members of this group include, Union Public Utility District, Valley Springs Public Utility District, City of Angels, Blue Lake Springs Mutual Water Company, Utica Power and Water Authority, Calaveras Public Utility District and Calaveras County Water District. Regular meetings of these partner agencies help meet the goal of providing up to date water conservation information for customers throughout the community.
Use Water Wisely
Calaveras Conserves encourages residents and visitors of the County to use water efficiently and prepare for extended dry conditions. While no mandatory conservation measures have been imposed by state officials at this time, Gov. Gavin Newsom is calling on all Californians to voluntarily reduce water consumption by 15 percent compared to 2020 levels. However, state officials may provide updates to conservation measures in the coming months.
During these hot, summer months, residents and visitors alike will need to use water efficiently. Finding and fixing leaks, taking shorter showers, and installing water conserving landscapes are a few of the ways our community can make a difference.
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CPUD's Conservation Plan
Conservation Plan
Water Agency Websites
Blue Lake Springs Municipal Water Company
Calaveras County Water District
https://ccwd.org/conservation/water-use-efficiency/
City of Angels
Utica Water and Power Authority
https://www.uticawater.com/about/water-conservation/
Union Public Utility District
https://www.upudwater.com/conservation
Valley Springs Public Utility District