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Keep Them Happy – It’s National Pet Hydration Month!

July isn’t just the peak of summer – it’s also National Pet Hydration Month, a timely reminder that our furry friends need water just as much as we do, especially in our desert climate. Whether they have paws, claws, fur, or feathers, pets rely on fresh, clean water to stay healthy, cool, and active. In hot weather, dehydration can set in quickly – and our four-legged companions can't always tell us when they’re thirsty. That’s why it’s important to make water part of your daily pet care routine. Why Pet Hydration Matters Just [...]

July Is Smart Irrigation Month – Are You Watering Wisely?

It’s July — peak summer heat, peak water use, and the perfect time to talk about Smart Irrigation! Originally launched by the Irrigation Association in 2005, this nationwide campaign encourages efficient water use, especially when it comes to keeping landscapes healthy and thriving during our valley’s hottest time of the year. What Makes Irrigation "Smart"? These days, "smart" irrigation often refers to tech-savvy tools that help take the guesswork out of watering. From weather-based controllers to soil moisture sensors, today’s irrigation technology can automatically adjust your watering schedule based on actual [...]

Plant Of The Month: Smoke Tree (Psorothamnus Spinosus)

In the Southern California desert region, the term Smoke Tree typically refers to the desert smoke tree, or Psorothamnus spinosus (formerly classified as Dalea spinosa). This plant is native to the arid regions of the southwestern United States, including the Mojave and Sonoran Deserts. The Smoke Tree is well adapted to extreme heat, poor soils, and infrequent rainfall, making it an iconic part of the desert landscape, particularly in areas like Joshua Tree National Park, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, and our Coachella Valley. […]

Thinking About A Career In The Water Industry?

If you're exploring career options, consider the water industry. In general, water-related jobs tend to be more stable than many other fields, even during changes in the economy. With a variety of career paths available, you can find opportunities in management, administration, operations, technical support, and engineering – depending on your interests, skills, and background. Each water agency has its own hiring needs based on the size and complexity of its systems. Some positions may only require a high school diploma, while others may need a background in math and [...]

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