East Valley

LADWP completed construction of 25 groundwater monitoring wells in various areas of the easterly portion of the San Fernando Valley. These new wells, along with a network of more than 70 existing wells, are being used to characterize the basin’s groundwater quality and develop a complex of comprehensive groundwater remediation facilities for removing contamination from the city’s major well fields in the San Fernando Basin.

LADWP is constructing a new Water System District Yard that will consolidate and provide critical functions in support of Water System operations throughout the San Fernando Valley.

The Mission Wells Facility is located in the northeast San Fernando Valley community of Sylmar at 12331 Havana Avenue, Los Angeles, California.

Mission Wells Chloramination Station Project will a new facility that will replace the current chlorine system and will provide chloramine disinfection to the groundwater supply distributed by the Mission Wells Facility.

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) is currently undertaking the Groundwater Monitoring and Production Well Installation Project which will provide new groundwater monitoring and production wells throughout the Los Angeles area.

As the City’s imported water supply becomes more critical, so does the need to expand our local, sustainable water resources, including water recycling.

Page providing information on the Redmont Pump Station and Tank (PST) Project.

River Supply Conduit Improvement Lower Reach – Unit 3 consisted of installating  approximately 11,100 feet of 96-inch diameter welded steel pipe and appurtenances.