July 2026

LADWP Crews Respond to Sunset Blvd

West Hollywood Main Break

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LADWP is actively responding to the large diameter pipe rupture in West Hollywood (Sunset Blvd. and Holloway Dr.). Crews have been working around the clock to implement the necessary repairs for the affected pipe and are working as quickly and safely as possible toward reopening the streets and returning the pipe to service. We greatly appreciate the community’s patience and understanding throughout our response. To get in contact with the City of West Hollywood, residents may email safety@weho.org and businesses can contact business@weho.org


Our team is committed to helping residents through this challenging time and ensuring your needs are met as repairs continue and service is restored. For information visit LADWP.com/Claims

Heat Wave Readiness

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Temperatures across Los Angeles are expected to climb into the mid-90s and triple digits as we enter the peak of summer. LADWP encourages customers to stay safe and conserve energy wherever possible. Simple steps like adjusting thermostats and limiting major appliance use can help reduce strain on the grid. If you experience an outage, please report it at LADWP.com/outages or call 1‑800‑DIAL‑DWP.

Power Ready L.A.:

A Community‑Driven Step Toward Modernized Services

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At the Power Ready L.A. Workshop, more than 50 developers, architects, and local partners came together with a shared goal: building a stronger, more resilient Los Angeles. Through real conversations and hands‑on collaboration, participants offered insights that will help modernize LADWP’s development services and advance Executive Directive 19—moving our community toward a brighter, more efficient future.

LADWP Celebrates Pride in Los Angeles 

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On Sunday, June 14, LADWP proudly joined the 56th Annual L.A. Pride Parade for the fifth year, celebrating visibility, inclusion, and unity alongside the vibrant and diverse communities we serve across Los Angeles. Employees, families, friends, and allies joined the LADWP PRIDE Employee Resource Group (ERG) in supporting this year’s “Rise with Pride” theme.

National Lineworker Appreciation Day

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July 10 is National Lineworker Appreciation Day—a day to honor the dedicated lineworkers who keep our communities safely powered. Each year, LADWP hosts the Lineman’s Rodeo, bringing together lineworkers, apprentices, and families from across the Western United States. The event celebrates skill, teamwork, and safety, highlighting the essential work that supports reliable power every day.

New Online Billing & Payment Portal for Development Services

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LADWP recently launched a new payment option for development services. Now, builders and developers can pay LADWP project-related charges associated with electric construction, engineering services, and equipment needs through a new online payment portal. Introduced in response to Mayor Bass's Executive Directive 19, this new payment portal offers a more convenient and accessible way to pay LADWP project fees.

Free Upgrades for Los Angeles Businesses

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LADWP’s Commercial Direct Install program provides qualifying businesses and multifamily properties with free energy-efficiency assessments, equipment upgrades, and installation. Eligible customers with an average monthly demand of 250 kW or less may receive LED lighting, refrigeration controls, heat pump water heaters, and more—helping reduce energy use, lower operational costs, strengthen grid reliability, and support Los Angeles’ climate goals.

Refresh Your Front Yard at No Cost While Cutting Water Use

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If you’re still watering a thirsty lawn, LADWP offers a practical alternative through its no-cost front yard transformation program, designed to reduce water use and lower monthly bills. Eligible customers receive professional lawn removal, installation of efficient irrigation systems, and a selection of water-saving California Friendly plants, all provided at no charge. This service enhances curb appeal while supporting long-term water efficiency and savings on customers’ water bill. 

Customer Support Saturday Coming August 15

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Save the date! On August 15, LADWP will host its next Customer Support Saturday at the North Hills, Crenshaw, and Watts Customer Service Centers. Stop by to discover practical ways to lower your utility costs, get assistance enrolling in Level Pay and connect with staff who can answer your questions. Take advantage of this convenient opportunity to access helpful resources and personalized support— all in one place! 

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