Yucca Valley’s Hi-Desert Water District and Joshua Tree's Joshua Basin Water District each meet today (December 18, 2024). The meeting in Yucca Valley begins at 4:30 p.m. While down the highway in Joshua Tree the gavel comes down at 5:30.
Directors at the Hi-Desert Water District meet in special session at 4 p.m. today.
The Bighorn Desert-View Water agency will meet in a special session at 5 p.m. tonight. Here’s reporter Mike Lipsitz with details on the items to be considered by the water agency that serves Landers and Flamingo Heights.
Tonight folks in Landers will rank a number of community issues in order of importance. The Landers Homestead Valley Association will use the exercise to establish and prioritize the association's aims for 2025.
Later today (December 3, 2024), Yucca Valley’s Hi-Desert Water District and Joshua Tree's Joshua Basin Water District each meet today. The meeting in Yucca Valley begins promptly at 4 p.m. While down the highway in Joshua Tree the gavel comes down at 5:30.
Later today (November 20, 2024), Yucca Valley’s Hi-Desert Water District and Joshua Tree's Joshua Basin Water District will each hold a last meeting before the Thanksgiving holiday. The meeting in Yucca Valley begins promptly at 4:30 p.m. The gavel comes down at 5:30 in Joshua Tree
At tomorrow’s (November 19, 2024) 10 o’clock meeting of county supervisors in San Bernardino, the board is expected to add funds for one project on the far east end of Morongo Basin, the other on the far west end.
When directors at the Bighorn-Desert View Water Agency meet at 6 p.m. today (October 12, 2024) they’ll be looking at writing off some bad debt.
Today's (November 6, 2024) water roundup features the Hi-Desert Water District's 4 p.m. board of director's meeting in Yucca Valley and the Joshua Basin Water District's 5:30 p.m. board of director's meeting in Joshua Tree.
Last month, the State Water Resources Control Board committed just over $100 million toward construction of the next phase of the Hi-Desert Water District’s sewer collection system. The funding will not need to be repaid, which is good news for Yucca Valley, where the question of how to pay for the next phase of the sewer collection system has remained an open issue.
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