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FeaturesWinds and Wildfires Put Electric Crews on High Alert
LADWP Works to Prevent Wildfires without Preemptively Shutting Down Power By Carol Tucker When the Santa Ana winds kick ...
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FeaturesThe Great Comeback of the Public Drinking Water Fountain
By Albert Rodriguez Long revered as a symbol of health, civic pride and a champion of public space, the ...
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FeaturesQ & A with Reiko A. Kerr – LADWP’s First Woman to Lead Power System
Interview By Carol Tucker Reiko Kerr became the first woman to lead LADWP’s Power System when she joined the ...
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FeaturesLADWP Veteran Marty Adams Takes the Reins of LADWP
By Carol Tucker For the first time in 25 years, a new general manager has been appointed from ...
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FeaturesLine Workers and Pilots Partner in Mid-Air to Service LADWP Transmission Lines
By Paola Adler LADWP line workers have traditionally served as the stewards of the Department’s overhead transmission lines, some of ...
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FeaturesHydrographers Feel Sense of History
Season’s Snowpack Weighs In at Second Wettest in Five Years By Jessica Johnson Record rains across the state and ...
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FeaturesQ & A with LADWP’s Chief Sustainability Officer
Nancy Sutley Discusses LADWP and L.A.’s Green New Deal By Carol Tucker In April 2019, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced ...
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FeaturesLeading the Fight Against Climate Change
Creating a Clean Grid and an Independent Water Source for L.A. By Carol Tucker Demonstrating leadership in the fight ...
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Preparing for the Big One with Biggest Earthquake-Proof Trunk Line
Construction Well Under Way on Major Water Pipeline Infrastructure Project in Northeast San Fernando Valley to Improve Water Reliability ...
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FeaturesBeacon of Light: Solar Plant Shines in Mojave Desert
First Grid-Scale Battery Gets Connected at Solar Facility By Carol Tucker Communications, Media and Community Affairs LADWP’s first utility-scale ...
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FeaturesLADWP’s La Kretz Innovation Campus: Meet the Cleantech Future of Water and Power
By Christina Holland Communications, Media and Community Affairs When you think of Downtown Los Angeles, what comes to mind? ...
