MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF COSTA MESA DECLARE
MAY WATER AWARENESS MONTH

Costa Mesa, Calif.– Mesa Consolidated Water District (Mesa) and the City of Costa Mesa (City) joined together to declare the month of May “Water Awareness Month” in Costa Mesa. The City adopted a proclamation at its May 6, 2008 Council Meeting.

The purpose of Water Awareness Month is to promote a greater appreciation of our most precious resource .

“Southern California had its driest year on record on 2007,” said James F. Atkinson, Mesa’s Board President. “Conditions remain very dry despite recent rains and it is important for all of us to become more aware and more involved”.

Mesa and the City are urging the community to make water conservation a way of life, and to not just practice during the dry years. Mesa offers several Water Use Efficiency Programs, at no cost, to assist customers with reducing their water usage. Programs include residential surveys, rebates, and landscape workshops.

More information is available on Mesa’s website at www.mesawater.org or by calling (949) 631-1205 .

Mesa provides water service to more than 100,000 customers in an 18 square-mile area. The service area includes the city of Costa Mesa, parts of Newport Beach, and the John Wayne Airport. Mesa is dedicated to satisfying our community's water needs.

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