By modernizing stormwater infrastructure & adding rainwater-cleaning vegetation across L.A. County, Measure W would help fund projects that save water & improve public health. Learn more about Measure W, the Safe Clean Water parcel tax, on our website: safecleanwaterla.org

By capturing more rainwater, L.A. County could be better prepared for extreme weather events. Measure W, the Safe Clean Water parcel tax, would help fund projects to capture and clean wasted stormwater. Learn more: safecleanwaterla.org

Measure W, the Safe Clean Water parcel tax, would increase our local water supply, improve water quality, and protect marine life. Get the facts about Measure W here: safecleanwaterla.org #SafeCleanWater

The majority of water bodies in L.A. County have been labeled “impaired” for poor water quality by California regulators. Measure W, the Safe Clean Water parcel tax, would fund projects that help clean the water across L.A. County. Learn more: safecleanwaterla.org

Trash nets in Ballona Creek & the L.A. River capture 200 tons of litter each year. We can help reduce trash in our local rivers, creeks, & streams. Measure W, the Safe Clean Water parcel tax, would invest in projects that capture & clean water. Learn more: safecleanwaterla.org

Measure W, the Safe Clean Water Parcel Tax, would offer certification classes and vocational training to empower local workers to design, build, and maintain our safer, cleaner water system. Learn more: safecleanwaterla.org #SafeCleanWater

Funds from Measure W, the Safe Clean Water Parcel Tax, would boost investment in underserved communities for design and construction of projects that would otherwise not be built. Learn more: safecleanwaterla.org #SafeCleanWater

According to the L.A. Alliance for a New Economy (LAANE), Measure W would create as many as 9,500 construction and operations jobs over 30 years, stimulating as much as $14 billion in economic activity. Learn more: safecleanwaterla.org #SafeCleanWater

L.A. County misses the opportunity to capture more than 100 billion gallons of water each year. Funds raised by Measure W, the Safe Clean Water parcel tax, would fund projects that could capture and store billions of gallons of wasted water. Learn more: safecleanwaterla.org

Polluted water at our local beaches is responsible for as many as 1.4 million gastrointestinal illnesses every year. Measure W, the Safe Clean Water parcel tax, would fund projects that help prevent polluted stormwater from contaminating our waterways. safecleanwaterla.org

More than 4,000 tons of trash are found along our beaches each year, including plastic & other contaminants. Measure W, the Safe Clean Water parcel tax, would fund projects that help keep toxins out of our waterways, protecting our wildlife. Learn more: safecleanwaterla.org

Based on the current vote count, more than 2/3 of L.A. County voters approved Measure W, the Safe Clean Water Parcel Tax. It will fund local projects that capture rainwater, improve public health, and protect marine life. Check our website for updates: safecleanwaterla.org

With the introduction of the #SafeCleanWater Program Implementation Ordinance, #LACounty is one step closer to funding more local projects to conserve rainwater & invest in local communities. Learn more at: SafeCleanWaterLA.org

We are excited to announce the first Call for Projects for the Safe, Clean Water Program for Fiscal Years 20-21 and 21-22. Learn more at safecleanwaterla.org/call-for-proje…

The Safe Clean Water Program Fiscal Year 2023-24 Regional call for projects closes on July 31, 2022. Those interested in applying are encouraged to attend an upcoming information session. To register, visit: safecleanwaterla.org/call-for-proje…

Reminder: The first information session on the FY 23-24 Regional call for projects is happening today at 1 pm. Tune in via WebEx. safecleanwaterla.org/event/call-for… #safecleanwater

The second information session on the Safe Clean Water Program Regional Call for Projects is tomorrow at 10 a.m. Join us via WebEx. safecleanwaterla.org/event/call-for… #safecleanwater #callforprojects

We're excited to continue executing and further adapting the SCW Program with ongoing involvement of stakeholders like you. Check out our newsletter for updates on the Regional, Municipal, and District programs. content.govdelivery.com/accounts/CALAC…

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors today awarded $144 million in Safe Clean Water funding. Learn what this means for the region’s water resiliency by visiting:   content.govdelivery.com/accounts/CALAC…

We are hosting workshops on the Metrics and Monitoring Study (MMS). Join us to discuss and provide feedback to the purpose, goals, and current progress of the MMS. Visit Safecleanwaterla.org/events to register. #safecleanwater #community #meeting #la