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iEfficient is one way local agencies are meeting the state mandate to cut water use 20 percent
by 2020. Due to historic drought conditions, Governor Brown declared a state of emergency
and asked all Californians to cut their water use by 20 percent. Real impacts are being felt
across the state and the Inland Empire is no exception. These dry conditions mean that
regions like ours are at increased risk for wildfires and must learn to live without imported
water from Northern California.
"This drought is not going away any time soon," said Amanda Kasten, water conservation
coordinator for West Valley Water District. "By making conservation a way of life we can
secure our water resources now and in the future."
Together with the public's support, the Inland Empire will serve as a model of regional
cooperation and set an example for the rest of the state.
Participating agencies and governments include: City of Redlands, City of Loma Linda, City
of Colton, City of Rialto, City of Riverside, City of Corona, Jurupa Community Services
District, Yucaipa Valley Water District, San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District, San
Bernardino Municipal Water Department, Riverside Highland Water Company, San
Bernardino Valley Water Conservation District, West Valley Water District, Western Municipal
Water District, and East Valley Water District.
To learn more about iEfficient and to do your part to end water waste today, visit
iEfficient.com.
iEfficient is a coordinated multimedia public outreach campaign to urge water conservation.
Partners include 15 water agencies and city governments from across the Inland Empire.
iEfficient.com connects customers to existing tools and provides information on how to put
those resources to work protecting local water resources. The site, and a mobile app under
development, marries the knowledge and experience of IE water agencies and local
governments, making conservation convenient for residents and businesses alike.
SOURCE iEfficient.com
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by 2020. Due to historic drought conditions, Governor Brown declared a state of emergency
and asked all Californians to cut their water use by 20 percent. Real impacts are being felt
across the state and the Inland Empire is no exception. These dry conditions mean that
regions like ours are at increased risk for wildfires and must learn to live without imported
water from Northern California.
"This drought is not going away any time soon," said Amanda Kasten, water conservation
coordinator for West Valley Water District. "By making conservation a way of life we can
secure our water resources now and in the future."
Together with the public's support, the Inland Empire will serve as a model of regional
cooperation and set an example for the rest of the state.
Participating agencies and governments include: City of Redlands, City of Loma Linda, City
of Colton, City of Rialto, City of Riverside, City of Corona, Jurupa Community Services
District, Yucaipa Valley Water District, San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District, San
Bernardino Municipal Water Department, Riverside Highland Water Company, San
Bernardino Valley Water Conservation District, West Valley Water District, Western Municipal
Water District, and East Valley Water District.
To learn more about iEfficient and to do your part to end water waste today, visit
iEfficient.com.
iEfficient is a coordinated multimedia public outreach campaign to urge water conservation.
Partners include 15 water agencies and city governments from across the Inland Empire.
iEfficient.com connects customers to existing tools and provides information on how to put
those resources to work protecting local water resources. The site, and a mobile app under
development, marries the knowledge and experience of IE water agencies and local
governments, making conservation convenient for residents and businesses alike.
SOURCE iEfficient.com
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