‘Normal’ water year is good news for Roseville: Winter rains and snow totals contribute to a healthy balance
So far in Northern California, 2024 has been in weather’s Goldilocks Zone—not too wet, not too dry, but just right.
Read MoreSo far in Northern California, 2024 has been in weather’s Goldilocks Zone—not too wet, not too dry, but just right.
Read MoreIf Northern California has another wet winter, Roseville is ready to save some of that rain for later.
Think of it as water in the bank for not-so-rainy days.
To help bolster reserves, the City of Roseville and Placer County Water Agency (PCWA) recently amended their longstanding water agreement to allow Roseville to purchase and “bank” more water during “wet” years.
A great place to store water may be under your feet. The potential for local groundwater storage is twice as much as Folsom Reservoir’s capacity—with no new dams necessary.
One of California’s largest water recycling projects is coming to Sacramento County California isn’t in an official drought and under mandatory water conservation, but climate…