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Water Purification and Reuse Project Explained
Do you have questions about the City's Water Purification and Reuse project? Click the play button below to watch a short video which explains everything you want and need to know about the process.

City Under a Stage 5 Drought Catastrophe
Under Stage 5 there is absolutely no outdoor watering. Fines can reach up to $2000. Learn more about restrictions and projects by going to Drought News. Remember, every drop of water you save extends the life of the City's dwindling water supply. 100 Ways to Conserve Water/Water Conservation

New Water Tracker Goal
The Water Tracker production goal during Stage 5 has dropped to 14 million gallons a day. Use the the Water Tracker to see how your conservation efforts are making a difference. The City encourages everyone to become a Water Tracker. Complete details

Updated Water FAQ's-See them Now
Have questions about the drought, DPR Project or water take a look at the City's Latest Water FAQ's.

Article Explains How Employee Survived 1000 Bee Stings

We have received many messages of concern and support for the City employees who were recently attacked by bees. We also received several questions as to how someone could survive 1000 bee stings. This Live Science article has a good explanation. Read the Article...

Current Lake Levels

Lake Levels for July 28, 2014 are: Lake Arrowhead 21.9%, Lake Kickapoo 31.5%, the combined total is 24.5%. The City is under a Stage 5 Drought Catastrophe. Conserve water in every way possible.