Every other month, the Municipal Water District of Orange County (MWDOC) publishes our eCurrents Newsletter, offering valuable water-saving tips and resources for Orange County residents and businesses.
Our goal is to educate, inform, and empower our communities to conserve water, safeguard our water supply, and reduce water waste. Scroll down for the latest articles!
Orange County is finding new ways to save water and meet Senate Bill 606’s goals as the climate gets hotter and drier. People use an average of 129.2 gallons of water per day, with 68% going to outdoor watering. Projects like Groundwater Replenishment System wastewater recycling help, but every gallon saved makes a difference.
What if every student had a clear path to a fulfilling, impactful career in water and energy? The Water Energy Education Alliance’s (WEEA) first Education to Workforce Tour brought that vision to life. Through hands-on experiences—from K-12 exploration to college-level training— attendees saw how early engagement and industry partnerships are shaping a resilient future workforce. Stops included the Linda Vista Innovation Center, the Hydro Station, the Center for Water Studies, and Pure Water San Diego, each proving that with the right guidance and initiative, today’s students can become tomorrow’s sustainability leaders. Ready to dive in?
Who doesn’t love to SAVE during the holiday season? While there are many ways to save this time of year, one of the most important is saving water. As many Orange County residents prepare to host family and friends for festive celebrations, it’s important to remember that water savings can still occur—even with a home full of guests.
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