LOS ANGELES (June 17, 2016)–City of Los Angeles libraries, recreation centers, and senior centers are all a part of L.A.’s network of cooling centers, and they are always available to you during regular business hours. Call 311 to find the center nearest you or visit the websites below. The following locations will have extended hours […]
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Watts/Green Meadows Final Flushing Update
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has completed flushing pipes in the Watts and Green Meadows neighborhoods to clear sediment and prevent cloudy water. A total of 265,500 feet, or over 50 miles of pipe have been flushed by LADWP crews in the area ranging from Alameda Street to […]
LADWP Continues Flushing Pipes to Clear Pipes in South L.A. Neighborhood
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has completed flushing pipes in the Watts and Green Meadows neighborhoods to clear sediment and prevent cloudy water. Work is continuing in an adjacent area to ensure all pipes in the area served by the same well have been thoroughly flushed and cleared. […]
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Weekly Update on Actions taken by LADWP to Address Reports of Sediment and Cloudy Water in the Watts and Green Meadows Neighborhoods
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) continues to flush pipes in the Watts and Green Meadows neighborhoods to remove sediment from the area’s City-owned pipe system. Department water quality staff also continues to collect daily water samples tested for bacteria, color, turbidity and metals. These efforts are in response to an increased […]
Weekly Update on Actions taken by LADWP to Address Reports of Sediment and Cloudy Water in the Watts and Green Meadows Neighborhoods
In response to an increased number of reports of discolored and cloudy water, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) began flushing pipes in the Watts and Green Meadows communities to remove sediment from pipes on May 11. The Watts area flushing program is expected to remove sediment from the area’s City-owned pipe […]
