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Council showcases redesigned mywaterquality.c.gov and work‑group portals; members ask for equity and data access improvements
Summary
The council previewed a substantial redesign of mywaterquality.c.gov, bringing easier access to work‑group pages, Harmful Algal Bloom reporting, Safe to Swim maps and drinking‑water resources. Members asked for follow‑up on equity, language access and open data pipelines to improve timeliness and public usability.
The council dedicated a major portion of its meeting to a walkthrough of the updated mywaterquality.c.gov site and individual work‑group portals.
Anna (web lead) and Marissa Van Dyke, manager of the Freshwater and Estuarine Harmful Algal Bloom program, showed a cleaner layout with work‑group pages, a prominent “report a harmful algal bloom” button, and mobile‑optimized navigation. Eric (Safe to Swim cochair) and others praised easier access to maps, dashboards and meeting materials that had been previously buried on…
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