Over the weekend, we applied $85 million in bill credits to eligible residential utility customers’ accounts to help struggling households with past-due energy and sanitation bills. Customers can view their specific credit amounts on the LADWP My Account online portal, or when they receive their next bill. Recognizing the devastating financial impacts of the pandemic on families, this relief is the result of our aggressive pursuit and implementation of every resource available to assist its customers.

LADWP Marches at 38th Annual Kingdom Day Parade

Transform your lawn into a sustainable, landscaped garden by taking advantage of FREE Hands-on Workshops! These Workshops will teach you how to reduce and remove your turf and replace it with a sustainable garden using low water-use, California-friendly, and native plants. You will also learn how to capture rainwater.

The next workshop is in the Eagle Rock area on 1/21 + 1/28! Sign up to attend or consider hosting one of your own.

Mono Lake Basin Provides Critical Water Supply

The Mono Basin continues to provide a reliable, affordable water supply for Los Angeles and benefits the water supply for California overall by offsetting the need for LADWP to attempt to obtain additional water from other water systems, such as the State Water Project/Bay Delta and the Colorado River, which are severely strained. The good news is that, as of January 4, 2023, the Mono Lake level was measured at nearly two feet higher than the minimum level of 6,377 acre-feet set by the State Water Resources Control Board to govern the amount of water that can be diverted from the creeks. Due to the significant precipitation from recent rainstorms in the Mono Basin, the lake level is likely to rise further.

The State Water Resources Control Board is expected to hold a public workshop on February 15 to discuss issues surrounding the level of Mono Lake. Visit the State Board calendar for agenda updates and meeting information.

Get Involved in your Neighborhood Council!

Neighborhood Councils are your community's voice at City Hall. Together, LA's 99 Neighborhood Councils form the grassroots level of the Los Angeles City government.

Make a difference in your community by joining a monthly Zoom meeting or running for office or voting in the upcoming Neighborhood Council elections. Neighborhood Council elections – which are held separately from other City or national elections – will take place on different dates in different regions of LA, from late November 2022 to mid-June 2023.