Assistant General Manager Sharon B. Grove joined the LADWP executive team at the LADWP in May 2012, bringing many years of utility and customer service management experience from the Midwest. As head of the Customer Service Division and the Director of Customer Experience, she is one of the female leaders at the largest municipal utility […]
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In Focus: Evelyn Cortez-Davis, Assistant Director of Water Resources
As vital member of LADWP management we recently sat down with Evelyn Cortez-Davis, Assistant Director of the Water Resources Division to get her take on the important work she does on a daily basis and what it means for women in her field. As a licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.) and a Board Certified Environmental Engineer (BCEE), what […]
A Wet Winter and Above Average Rain Mean a Boost to Local Stormwater Capture in L.A.
LOS ANGELES – The months of January and February brought enough snow and rain to boost the Eastern Sierra snowpack and rainfall in Los Angeles to well above average numbers. In Downtown Los Angeles alone, 18.5 inches of rain have fallen since the beginning of the water year on October 1, 2018. Recent rains have […]
Information on How to File a Claim
Please find information below on how to file a claim: If applicable, contact your insurance company; they are your direct insurer. Be specific about the incident: date, time, and location. You must be able to substantiate your loss. Be practical and reasonable. To document your claim, send copies of: bills, cancelled checks, receipts, invoices, etc. […]
Statement on Garber Street Tank Project Status
October 2, 2018 In June 2018, LADWP re-initiated outreach on the proposed Garber Street Tank Project, a recycled water tank and accompanying recycled water pipeline that have been planned since the early ‘90s to serve as the final components to the existing recycled water system serving the Hansen Dam Golf Course and the Valley Generating […]
LADWP’s Environmental Commitment to Mono County – Frequently Asked Questions
CA’S WATER SUPPLY CONDITIONS DRIVING STATEWIDE CHANGE How are current climate realities affecting how we assess water management practices? California is facing a new climate reality marked with increasing cycles of drought and a resulting shift in water supply availability. In light of this paradigm shift, it is incumbent upon all water managers and users […]
