CCWD's 15% Drought Management Program

• Exceptions Form For Changed Circumstances
  CCWD's 15% Drought Management Program is based on past water use in 2005, 2006 & 2007. If you've had a change in your circumstances that has increased your water use, please fill out our online exceptions form.

Through September, CCWD customers continue to save 18% Water Savings Continues to Exceed Target CCWD customers are continuing to save water. Between May 1 and Sept. 30, they saved 18 percent when compared to the years 2005, '06 and '07. This is a remarkable result and exceeds our target of 15 percent. Keep up the good work and keep saving water, we're not out of the drought yet.

• Sign-Up for CCWD’s Conservation E-Newsletter
  Receive drought updates, conservation tips, lawn and landscape watering advice. We have a new Water Conservation Blog We keep our blog updated several times a week with all the latest news about water conservation. Of course, we're on Twitter as well.
  
  
• Conservation Rebates
  CCWD offers numerous rebates for high-efficiency fixtures and devices for homes & businesses. Participate now while funding is available.
  
  
• Free Water Conservation Devices
  CCWD offers several free water conservation devices -- including low-flow shower heads and aerators for your sinks -- just stop by our office at 1331 Concord Ave. in Concord. We now have nifty shower timers!
  
  
• CCWD ofrece asistencia en Español para conservar agua.
  
• Drought Management Plan Details in Farsi, Spanish, Tagalog and Chinese.
  
• Learn How To Read Your Water Meter
• Irrigate Like the Pros - Follow this easy schedule. You'll save water and your plants will remain green.
• 10 Easy Water Saving Tips - Indoors | Outdoors
• New Drought Survival 101 Series of brochures on: Trees, Lawn, & Mulch.
  
  
• Save Water By Preventing Waste
  CCWD is increasing its efforts to conserve this summer with its Water Savings Team that quickly responds, investigates and resolves reports of water leaks and waste.
  
  
• CCWD customers can help by calling (925) 688-8044 when they see water waste or by sending an e-mail. Include as much information as you think we'll need to solve the problem.

• The Association of California Water Agencies and the California Department of Water Resources have joined forces for this useful website, that includes a nifty water savings calculator.

See How One Concord Family Has Saved
1,633 Gallons of Water Per Day!!!

Schedule your free home water use survey

CCWD Replaces Unlined Canal with Buried Pipeline in Oakley
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The Draft Environmental Impact Statement/Environmental Impact Report (Draft EIS/EIR) on the Los Vaqueros Reservoir Expansion Project was released on February 20, 2009. Public hearings were held between March 23 and April 2 and the public comment period on the Draft EIS/EIR closed on April 21, 2009.

The project objectives are to develop water supplies for environmental water management, increase water supply reliability for water providers within the San Francisco Bay Area, and improve the quality of water deliveries to municipal and industrial customers in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The Draft EIS/EIR and other information on the project are available on the project web site. View the project web site. Visitors to the web site can also sign up for the project mailing list to be notified when additional information is available on the project. Sign up for the project mailing list.