Palos Verdes Peninsula Water Reliability Project

Providing Reliable Water Service for Everyday and Emergency Needs

In June 2018, California Water Service (Cal Water) began installing seven miles of new drinking water pipeline and a new pump station to improve the reliability and safety of the drinking water system that serves all 90,000 of the Peninsula’s residents. Learn more by visiting Project Overview and be sure to follow us on Facebook for project updates, traffic alerts, and more!

COVID-19 Update: Following the guidance of local, state, and federal government authorities, water systems like ours are critical infrastructure needed to protect public health and safety, and construction will continue for the foreseeable future. Our top priority is to ensure the health and safety of our customers, crews, and partners. We are doing our part to mitigate the impact and spread of COVID-19 by following all appropriate safety protocols and taking several additional, precautionary steps to keep crews and communities safe during this time. Learn more here.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

In June 2018, Cal Water began a major project to ensure the continued reliability of the drinking water system that serves residents and businesses on the PV Peninsula. Most importantly, the project will replace a portion of the existing drinking water pipeline that is dangerously close to homes and near the end of its useful life, and add a second pipeline — a much-needed upgrade to the Peninsula’s infrastructure.

Learn more about the Palos Verdes Peninsula Water Reliability Project here.

CURRENT PROGRESS

Construction is being conducted in stages to minimize the impact on commuters, equestrians, and other neighbors. Each month, we share an update on current work progress so you can follow along. If you’d like to receive project updates via email and/or text, sign up using the form below.

Learn more about our current progress here.

CRENSHAW CONSTRUCTION

In July 2019, work began on Crenshaw Boulevard, from Crest Road to the Rolling Hills United Methodist Church. As of March 2020, all seven miles of pipeline have been installed – a significant project milestone! There will continue to be periodic, temporary closures on Crenshaw Boulevard, from Crest Road to the Rolling Hills United Methodist Church, until mid-2020 as crews conduct finishing work and prepare to tie the new pipeline and pump station into the existing drinking water system.

Learn more about construction on Crenshaw Boulevard here.

SIGN UP FOR PROJECT UPDATES

To receive regular updates about the project, please use the form below to sign up with your email and/or mobile phone number (message and data rates may apply). This information will only be used by Cal Water and our partners to communicate with you about the Palos Verdes Peninsula Water Reliability Project.

Providing Reliable Water Service for Everyday and Emergency Needs

ABOUT THE PROJECT

CURRENT PROGRESS

CRENSHAW CONSTRUCTION

SIGN UP FOR PROJECT UPDATES

SUPPORT FOR THE PALOS VERDES PENINSULA WATER RELIABILITY PROJECT INCLUDES: