Fallbrook sees rates drop in 'water divorce,' Rainbow not so much — yet. Here's why
Fallbrook Public Utility residential customers will see a 5% reduction January while Rainbow customers won't see any savings until at least the fall.
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Fallbrook Public Utility residential customers will see a 5% reduction January while Rainbow customers won't see any savings until at least the fall.
Voters in the Fallbrook Public Utility and Rainbow Municipal Water districts overwhelmingly approved measures Tuesday to leave the San Diego County Water Authority.
Measures proposing the separation of the Fallbrook Public Utility and Rainbow Municipal Water districts from San Diego County Water Authority appeared to be on their way to passing, early results showed.
While voters in the Fallbrook Public Utility and Rainbow Municipal Water districts approved measures to leave the San Diego County Water Authority, the departure faces a January court challenge.
Residents in Fallbrook and Rainbow voted overwhelmingly to leave the San Diego County Water Authority after the November 7 special election.