Metropolitan Water District of Southern California

Honoring those who paved our path during Women's History Month. At Metropolitan, we're proud to see the growing number of women trailblazers in various fields. Our gratitude to all women of Metropolitan, past and present. #WomensHistoryMonth #ThrowbackThursday #WomenInWater

Metropolitan's Joe Chavez had the chance recently to inspire young minds at Gates Street Elementary's Career Day. He spread the word on water conservation and we're happy to report that nearly 375 second graders pledged to #bewaterwise. mwdh2o.com/education #TeacherTuesday

We brought the classroom outdoors. Had an amazing day hosting 6th graders from Tomas Rivera Middle School in Perris for an educational field trip at Diamond Valley Lake. Visit mwdh2o.com/education for more information about our field trip opportunities. #TeacherTuesday #DVL

In honor of Women's History Month, we're proud to spotlight the dedication and innovation of two of our Metropolitan Employee Resource Groups - Women at Metropolitan and Society of Women Engineers. They exist to uplift and nurture women within our organization. #WomensHistoryMonth #WomeninWater #WorkerMonday #EmployeeResourceGroups

Metropolitan staff had an insightful visit to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Colorado. It was an exciting chance to explore emerging technologies in renewable energy and sustainable power. From left: Hank McIntosh, Phyvin Mok, Michael Thomas, Francisco Trigueros and Adrian Hightower, PhD, PE, ENV-SP. #RenewableEnergy #WorkerMonday

We are preparing for the official release of our Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Pure Water Southern California program later this year. The proposed large-scale water recycling program would make our region more resilient to extended droughts and changing weather patterns. Learn how our advanced water purification process works. Visit mwdh2o.com/purewater. #PureWaterSoCal #recycledwater #DraftEIR

General Manager Deven Upadhyay shared key insights at the Municipal Water District of Orange County's Water Policy Forum Thursday evening. He discussed future plans for Metropolitan's Climate Adaptation Master Plan for Water, major project investments and an evolving business model. #Camp4w #CAWater

Metropolitan’s Community Partnering Program sponsors the Dominguez Rancho Adobe Museum. This historic site fosters community awareness of early Californian history, culture and heritage. With support from Metropolitan, they’re also educating visitors about California-friendly plants and sustainable gardening with informative signage and engaging programs. This week, members of our Member Services & Public Outreach team learned more about Rancho’s history, their conservation efforts, and educational opportunities offered to schools and the community. We’re proud to support their mission and water-wise education efforts. Learn more about CPP: www.mwdh2o.com/cpp.

At the start of the Persian New Year and the first day of Spring, Metropolitan’s Arman Motavvef, president of the Persian American Employees Organization, explains the importance of March and the symbol of the holiday. #HappyNowruz #FirstDayofSpring

Metropolitan’s Innovative Conservation Program funds demonstrations of new water-savings technologies, such as CNSRV INC. The 2025 Call for Proposals launches this week. Join us for an informational webinar on March 26. Register now: https://lnkd.in/gmt4yRFy. Learn more: mwdh2o.com/icp #ICP #Conservation