The State Water Resources Control Board Division of Drinking Water requires water agencies to provide all customers with an annual report on the quality of drinking water and to show how it meets federal and state drinking water standards. The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency and Los Angeles County...

July is, well, hot. We’re in the beginning of summer – the weather is getting warmer earlier in the day and is no longer cooling off as quickly at night. While it may be too hot to get out in your landscape and garden, SCV Water has free monthly gardening classes that will get you thinking about...

The Public Outreach and Legislation Committee of SCV Water is scheduled to meet next on Thursday, June 20, at 5:30 p.m. Agenda items include an update on the agency’s public outreach activities, consideration of a federal and state legislation report from Anchor Consulting and the agency’s...

After testing water at 15 local wells, the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency has removed one well from service that tested positive for PFAS chemicals, the water agency announced Thursday. In May 2019, as part of its quarterly sampling required by the State Water Resources Control Board – Division...

SCV residents have spoken. A majority are satisfied with the water service they receive and feel that SCV Water provides them with accurate and reliable information. “In our first year of service, 80% of our customers who participated in the survey were satisfied with the overall service they received,...

SCV Water’s first biennial budget supports a commitment to sustainable watershed management, construction of new infrastructure and maintenance of existing infrastructure, and responsible management of resources. These key initiatives and activities highlight the increased efficiencies of the new...

Many stores promote spring as planting season when, in reality, spring is for maintenance. For your garden or landscape to be successful, you may want to follow this planting schedule: * Spring – Maintenance. This is the time of year to make sure everything is in tip top shape to survive the summer....

Well Q2 was removed from service after quarterly perchlorate sampling conducted on May 8, 2019, returned a result of 0.006 mg/L – which is the Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL), where treatment becomes necessary or a supply needs to be removed from service. Q2 is located near the Lowe’s shopping center...

SACRAMENTO – The California Senate has approved Senate Bill 387, which would streamline how SCV Water Agency Board of Directors vacancies are to be handled, and the legislation will now go to the state Assembly for consideration, Senator Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, announced Wednesday. “This...

SACRAMENTO — The California Senate’s Appropriations Committee has deemed the costs associated with follow-up legislation for the newly created SCV Water Agency are small enough that the bill can proceed through the legislative process without further review by the committee, Sen. Scott Wilk,...