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Local water districts in Southern California, including MWD, are grappling with shortages linked to the Colorado River while local governments approve tax measures.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 18
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Local water districts in Southern California, including MWD, are grappling with shortages linked to the Colorado River while local governments approve tax measures.

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  1. The Metropolitan Water District sought Colorado River water supply while the aqueduct delivered water to the Riverside area.Sub-event
  2. MWD is seeking federal funding for reservoir management as low lake levels in Lake Mead impact regional electricity supply in Southern California.Sub-event
  3. Local water districts in Southern California secured long-term contracts to ensure annual water supply.Sub-event
  4. MWD links rising water costs to Colorado River shortages as local Southern California governments approve tax increases.1 source

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