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LADWP's Cool LA program and rebates are helping to ensure equitable access to air conditioners at home to keep customers safe during extreme heat.

2022 Drinking Water Quality Report

In 2022, LADWP supplied an average of 436 million gallons of water per day to over 4 million customers. The same year, we carried out a comprehensive testing program throughout the City’s water system and our water sources by collecting more than 26,000 samples and conducting over 107,000 tests.

The city’s water met and surpassed federal and state drinking water standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) and the State of California, Water Resources Control Board – Division of Drinking Water (SWRCB-DDW).

To learn more about how LADWP is carrying out its core mission through new and innovative ways, check out the full 2022 Drinking Water Quality Report, which summarizes the results of the water quality tests and provides specific information about the quality of water served throughout our various communities.

Meet New Board of Water Power Commissioner: George McGraw

George McGraw, a leading expert on water and sanitation, joined the Los Angeles Board of Water and Power Commissioners for his first meeting earlier this week, following his appointment by Mayor Karen Bass and confirmation by the City Council on June 20.

A longtime Angeleno, McGraw brings to the role over twelve years of expertise in water access, infrastructure and public policy. McGraw also serves as the founder and CEO of DigDeep, a human rights nonprofit working to ensure that every person in the United States has equitable access to clean, running water and sanitation services at home.

Under the hot summer sun, make health and safety priority number one! Income-qualified customers can get a new, energy-efficient air conditioner for $0, just pay sales tax, to help beat the heat and save money. Stay cool, LA!

*eligible customers