Recent News & Press Releases

Fall is here, and it’s a great time to consider ways to increase water efficiency in your landscape! The Metropolitan Water District is expanding its FREE virtual workshops to include education on planning and planting a gorgeous garden of native plants, harvesting rainwater, and applying best practices to control irrigation. MWD has added four new workshops to its schedule: Rainwater…

Owners and managers of commercial and multi-family properties will want to take note of a new Toilet Leak Sensor Pilot Program. The program offers a 50% rebate on the installation of a toilet leak-detection monitoring system including the first year of monitoring – up to $15,000 per property! The goal of the Pilot Program is to gather more data to…

Sign Up to Attend the Free Drip Irrigation Workshop on October 2 Triunfo Water & Sanitation District is sponsoring a free, hands-on workshop on drip irrigation Saturday, October 2 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Mae Boyar Park (130 Kanan Road in Oak Park).  The event will be open to the public, although priority registration will be given to…

On August 23, 2021, the Triunfo Water & Sanitation District board voted to initiate Stage 1 water conservation measures for its nearly 14,000 Oak Park residential and business potable water users. The measure goes into effect immediately. The Stage 1 water conservation measures include:   Watering or irrigation lawn, landscape, or other vegetated areas with potable water is limited to…

The 2021 CASA Award of Excellence recognizes achievements in the clean water community that advances renewable resources and promote efforts to achieve environmental sustainability and the protection of public health. During this year’s conference, the Las Virgenes – Triunfo Joint Powers Authority (JPA) was recognized for its Innovation and Resiliency for the Pure Water Project. This award is the second…

Triunfo has taken steps to make it easy for Oak Park residents to track their water usage. Currently the only district in Ventura County where 100 percent of its potable water customers have meters installed on their property. The meters enable customers to monitor their water use in real-time and set alarms to warn of excessive consumption. Customers can review…