As summer continues to heat up, and you're spending more time in your home, consider some of these energy-efficient tips to help you keep you cool, and save money!

Visit us online to learn about the many energy- and water-efficient rebates you can receive.

On June 25, PWP received an ‘AA’ rating from Fitch Ratings for the standing electric system revenue bond. Fitch Ratings is a nationally recognized statistical rating organization designated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The organization is a credit rating agency that reviews the viability of investments and assesses an entity’s ability to meet financial commitments.

Fitch also issued an ‘AA’ rating to PWP for its standalone Credit Profile. This ‘AA’ rating demonstrates PWP’s capability to maintain steady and secure financial and operational performance for the near term. The ratings are also used as a guide by investors to understand how much and what kind of debt is held by the issuer.

Additionally, on June 30, PWP was pleased that Fitch affirmed its Water Revenue Bonds at ‘AA+’ and its Ratings Outlook was improved from ‘Stable’ to ‘Positive.’

Pasadena Water and Power is pleased to announce that the tap water in Pasadena continues to meet all drinking water quality standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency and the State Water Resources Control Board.

The 2019 Consumer Confidence Report on Water Quality contains important information on water supply sources, drinking water contaminants, and water quality data for the City of Pasadena. The report is now available for reading online and hard copies are available at City Hall and at 150 S. Los Robles, Suite 200.

PWP's tap water is plentiful, high quality, and tastes great!

Pasadena residents can receive up to $4,000 in home improvements that reduce energy and water use, helping homeowners save money. For in-person services, vendor will be practicing social distancing and following health and safety guidelines. PWP's Home Improvement Program offers FREE personalized services that include home evaluations, customized savings tips, and the installation of efficient products that may include:

PWP has resumed in-person program services, but continues to offer virtual home audits as well.To sign up for the program, call us at 626.788.9838 or visit us at PWPweb.com/HIP.

Home improvement services are also available for low-income customers, visit PWPweb.com/UnderOneRoof to learn more.

Actual measures installed depend on the eligibility of the home. Participants must be Pasadena Water and Power residential electric customers.

Fraud attempts have been on the rise these past few months, especially during COVID-19, and scammers are targeting utility customers. Here’s a few tips and reminders to help you stay vigilant!

If you have been a victim of a scam, and have already made payment, please report it to Pasadena Police Non-Emergency Dispatch at 626.744.4241.

Each year PWP honors two outstanding Pasadena high school seniors with academic scholarships to support their college education. In honor the 100 ^th Anniversary of the Women’s Right to Vote, this year’s scholarship essay topic revolved around inspiring women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math).

PWP is pleased to congratulate both Asia Jota and Julia Cruz, the recipients of the 2020 Educational Scholarship.

Asia, the first-place winner and a senior from Marshall Fundamental, wrote about the Flint water crisis and young activist Gitanjali Rao work in water quality. While Julia, the second-place winner and a senior from Westridge School, wrote about famous marine biologist Dr. Ayana Johnson and her work founding Ocean Collectiv. Congratulations both Asia and Julia!

Visit us online to read their essays, or learn more about PWP’s Educational Scholarship.