1960
10/20/2025
With a population boom and the need for supplemental water (water brought in from outside the service area), the State of California begins construction on the State Water Project, which will provide water for communities across California. In order to store the supplemental water supply until needed, Cal Water focuses on building additional storage capacity, […]
With a population boom and the need for supplemental water (water brought in from outside the service area), the State of California begins construction on the State Water Project, which will provide water for communities across California. In order to store the supplemental water supply until needed, Cal Water focuses on building additional storage capacity, constructing tanks over the next several years in East Los Angeles, Redondo Beach, Livermore, and Oroville.
Oroville Dam
