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Mojave Water Agency awarded $12 million grant to conduct water study - Vimarsana News

Mojave Water Agency awarded $12 million grant to conduct water study

Apple Valley-based Mojave Water Agency awarded $12 million grant to conduct water study regarding drought conditions the High Desert area.

California Water Service Receives $4.3 Million Grant From Department of Water Resources To Connect Struggling, Disadvantaged Water Systems to Its Salinas System - Vimarsana News

California Water Service Receives $4.3 Million Grant From Department of Water Resources To Connect Struggling, Disadvantaged Water Systems to Its Salinas System

SAN JOSE, Calif., April 12, 2023 -- California Water Service announced today that it has received a $4,274,800 grant from the State Department of Water Resources to connect several disadvantaged... | April 12, 2023

California Water Service Receives $4.3 Million Grant From - Vimarsana News

California Water Service Receives $4.3 Million Grant From

SAN JOSE, Calif., April 12, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- California Water Service (Cal Water) announced today that it has received a $4,274,800 grant from...

Hanford Council approves energy service contract amendments, authorizes grant application - Vimarsana News

Hanford Council approves energy service contract amendments, authorizes grant application

The Hanford City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to amend two existing energy service contracts and authorize the Community Development Department to apply for a grant through the Urban Community Drought

Some San Joaquin Valley towns pay hefty price to keep taps flowing - Vimarsana News

Some San Joaquin Valley towns pay hefty price to keep taps flowing

Towns like Huron, Avenal, Coalinga and others may have to dig deep into their limited budgets to buy water at staggeringly high prices – in one case nearly 1,300% above the normal price.

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