The San Diego City Council today approved water rate increases that are needed over the next two years to improve customer service technology, repair aging infrastructure and continue to provide safe, reliable water to residents. The increases also cover the rising cost of purchasing imported...
The San Diego City Council is set to consider proposed water rate increases that are needed over the next three years to improve customer service technology, repair aging infrastructure and continue to provide safe, reliable drinking water.
Why Water Rates are Increasing ...
The City of San Diego is implementing changes to address longstanding systemic problems in the billing...
Due to past rainfall and a state mandate with regard to water level, the City of San Diego is scheduled to release approximately 250 million gallons of water from Hodges Reservoir into the San Dieguito River. This will lower the current water level by approximately 2 feet. The water release,...
Repair work is underway on Hodges Reservoir Dam! Check out this video showing the progress crews have made so far in repairing and sealing areas in the dam wall. Hodges is closed for fishing and boating during construction; however, the San Dieguito River Park trails and facilities remain open....
The City of San Diego is implementing more stringent water restrictions for all water customers following a statewide order from Gov. Gavin Newsom. At the governor’s direction, the State Water Resources Control Board ...
As part of ongoing efforts to maintain and invest in City of San Diego infrastructure, repair work will begin within the next two weeks on Hodges Dam, located at the Hodges Reservoir north of Rancho Bernardo.
"It's been over a century since Hodges Dam was constructed and we are making...
