Well all the rain we’ve had in the past couple of weeks has helped with drought conditions across the state but officials say the drought isn’t over just yet. Tonight we begin a new series.
According to Indio Police officer Ben Guitron, the two deer were drifting in water current westbound. He also says it appeared as though they were exhausted and had been in the canal for an extended period of time.
A sustainable aquifer is essential for the future economic prosperity of the Coachella Valley,” said CVWD Board President John Powell, Jr. “These conservation actions will encourage water-use efficiency and move us toward meeting the state’s goal of a 15% overall reduction in water use.”
The Metropolitan Water District, which covers areas like San Bernardino County, took unprecedented actions to conserve water. For the Coachella Valley Water District, they won’t be taking similar measures.
