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The VWC Supports the SLV Water District 5 Year CZU Fire Recovery Surcharge

Posted on: July 14, 2021 3:51 pm

The VWC strongly endorses the SLVWD’s proposed CZU Fire Recovery surcharge, limited to 5 years, as the solution to provide for critical financial needs caused by the fire. As owner/rate-payers of the water district, it is critical that we support the proposed surcharge to pay for fire recovery and resiliency. Responding to the fire emergency

San Lorenzo River Estuary Project volunteer crew

Estuary Project Jumps Back into Restoration Efforts

Posted on: June 22, 2021 5:45 pm

Saturday, June 19th, was the first time that we lifted the COVID group size limit. Our group consisting of eight community members and seven Downtown Street team participants, collaborated side by side to improve the levee native habitats. The result was that 15 volunteers got together to tackle various tasks. Many Hands Make Light Work

VOLUNTEER! San Lorenzo River Estuary Project • June 19, 2021

Posted on: June 15, 2021 3:48 pm

With YOUR help the San Lorenzo River Estuary Project will improve the wildlife habitat. We welcome you to join us to increase the growth margins around established native plants, prune back bushes, liberate overgrown natives & mingle with other wonderful volunteers.

PG&E Wastes 2.5 Billion per year Cutting Trees Instead of Modernizing Systems

Posted on: June 2, 2021 11:39 am

COST-BENEFIT ASSESSMENT* OF PG&E’S EXPENDITURES FOR VEGETATION MANAGEMENT v. BENEFITS OF INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS The massive system failures in Texas these last days, has awakened the nation to how our Utilities are vulnerable. From the Big Freeze we heard words such as “It is as bad as California”. PREFACE Texas, also, has a history of Utility failures.