From the City of Anaheim:
ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILITIES HOSTS THE 2015 SAVE WATER EXPO
ANAHEIM, CA –Anaheim Public Utilities invites the community to learn more about saving water at the 2015 Save Water Expo. The event will be held on Saturday, June 6, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at ARTIC, the new transportation hub located at 2626 E. Katella Ave., Anaheim, CA 92805 (across from Honda Center).
The Save Water Expo is open to all ages and features free water conservation workshops, demonstrations, and children’s interactive activities. Residents will also receive information on the latest in drought-resistant landscapes, turf removal, indoor water conservation, and outdoor irrigation choices. Throughout the day, those in attendance will enjoy fun games, bucket truck rides, music, food trucks (Viking Truck, Kala Truck, Bakery Truck, and Mustache Mikes Italian Ice), and free raffle prizes and giveaways.
“The California drought is in its fourth year and we must all continue to do our part to conserve water by making simple changes to our water habits,” said Dukku Lee, Anaheim Public Utilities General Manager. “We encourage everyone to attend the Save Water Expo to learn about the many ways we can all contribute to reducing our water use. Our collective actions today will make a difference now and in the future.”
The event will provide residents with an opportunity to receive an array of information from local and regional water conservation experts and partners including: Anaheim Home Depot, Armstrong Garden Centers of Anaheim, Anaheim Fire and Rescue, Anaheim Public Library-Books on the Go, Angels Baseball, Disneyland Resort, DNV GL Energy Services USA Inc., Ewing Irrigation and Landscaping, Five Star Turf, Fullerton Arboretum, Global Syn-Turf/Artificial Grass, Golden State Water Company, High Sierra Showerheads, Hunter Industries, Inside the Outdoors, Lowe’s of Anaheim, Municipal Water District of Orange County, Muzeo, Netafin Drip Irrigation, No More Geysers, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District, Orange County Water District, Orange County Coastkeeper, Resource Action Programs, SoCal Gas Company, Sustainable Sam, Toro/Irritrol Irrigation, Tree of Life Native Nursery, Turf Evolution, Urban Agriculture Community-based Research Experience, UC ANR Cooperative Extension – Orange County, WaterDex, Wheeler Company – Water Conservation Education, Wyland Foundation, Yorba Linda Water District, and the Cities of Anaheim, Brea, Orange, and Santa Ana.
For more information about the Save Water Expo, click here.
For more information on the City of Anaheim, please visit www.anaheim.net.
Hey! Good news! They finally found something constructive to do with ARTIC.
My husband attended this event. Richard said it was very informative and one person from City staff did not have an immediate answer to his question but got his contact info and promised to get back to him, which is appreciated. Thank you City of Anaheim for helping get this information out. Everyone wants to help we just don’t always know how to do it, so tools are always helpful. And we got some cool Disney post it stickies out of the deal.
Ms. Ward.
I never thought you were as delusional as your CATER counselor, just hard driven and misguided.
But, your comments here that “EVERYONE wants to help” is Pollyanna in it’s appearance.
I don’t think most Anaheim residents know or care about water conservation. They are struggling to pay their bills. State government along with a congress blind to California’s need have created this drought. We don’t need “water fairs” we need to stop producing RICE and Almonds so that Longshoremen in Oakland and Stockton can remain employed and Keven De Leon can stay in power.
You are very good at playing both sides against the middle. I will say that cupcake.
The longshoremen have plenty to do unloading all that Chinese crap Americans buy and sending scrap steel back.