WaterForLA

Wildlife depends on clean water too. 🐸 Help protect local waterways and the species that rely on them. 🔗 waterforla.com #EndangeredSpeciesDay

🎉 The new Water for LA website is live. Explore where LA County’s water comes from, how it’s delivered, and ways to save. 💧 🔗 waterforla.com #WaterforLA

Ever wonder how water gets to your tap? 🤔 It travels through aqueducts, reservoirs, and basins before reaching your home. 💧 🔗 waterforla.com. #WaterforLA

Clean water doesn’t happen by accident. Meet the professionals working behind the scenes to keep it flowing across LA County. 👷🏽👷🏿‍♀️ #DrinkingWaterWeek #WaterforLA

LA County water meets some of the highest protection standards in the world. 🚰 Agencies invest in treatment, infrastructure, and monitoring to keep it safe and reliable. 🔗 waterforla.com. #DrinkingWaterWeek #WaterQuality

Every gallon of stormwater we capture reduces reliance on imported water, protects affordability, and builds more resilient communities. 🌧️💧 📰 Read more 👇 #WaterforLA dailynews.com/2026/04/23/mou…

Clean, safe, affordable water is not a luxury. It’s a right. 💧 A more equitable water future means access for every community. #WaterforLA #WaterEquity

Everyday products have a water footprint. Understanding it helps support smarter conservation. See all the ways you can save water ⬇️ waterforla.lacounty.gov/conservation

Drought-tolerant plants use less water and help reduce runoff from yards. Choose water-smart landscaping to support a more sustainable local water supply. 🌵 Learn more at waterforla.com.

Water for LA connects with communities across the region to share how water works and how everyone can do their part to protect our most precious resource.💧 We hope to see you out there!

Our climate can shift between wet and dry years. 🌧️☀️ With water smart practices, we can ensure we always have water when we need it. #EveryDropCounts

LA County’s water future is in our hands. This #EarthDay, help protect our precious waterways and natural ecosystems—the place we call home. 🌊🌎 waterforla.com for more.

This storm season, LA County collected more than 120 billion gallons of stormwater—enough to supply 3 million people for a year. 🌧️ That’s the power of turning every storm into a local resource. 💧 #WaterforLA #RainToResource

Spring Cleaning Tip: Swap out the hose for a broom to clean outdoor spaces like patios, driveways and porches to conserve water. 🏡🧹 🏡🧹#EveryDropCounts

Smart water use helps save water, so it’s there when we need it most. There are a lot of ways to conserve water, and small habits can have a big impact. 💧 #EveryDropCounts Learn more at waterforla.com.

Did you know the Antelope Valley Watershed doesn’t outlet into the Pacific Ocean? Water flows to form dry lakes, which are shallow during the wet season and nearly empty in the dry season. 🏞️ Learn more at waterforla.com.

Outdoor water use adds up. Switching to drought‑tolerant plants and using water wisely in your yard can reduce runoff and protect our water supply. 🌵

Roughly one-third of our local water supply is stored underground. Some communities in LA County rely on local groundwater basins for up to 90% of their water supply. 💧 waterforla.com.

The @LACountyBOS just approved up to $300 million in bonds to repair fire damage at the San Gabriel Reservoir. 🔗Learn more: kathrynbarger.lacounty.gov/la-county-boar…

Smart water use helps ensure our water supply stays reliable. Follow these tips to do your part.