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Pico Rivera council honors Pico Water District’s 100th anniversary
Summary
The City Council presented a proclamation marking 100 years of the Pico Water District and invited district board members to the dais; Raymond Rodriguez, board president, thanked the city and pledged continued partnership on potable water and infrastructure modernization.
The council recognized the Pico Water District’s centennial with an on‑dais proclamation and invited district board members forward. Mayor Gustavo Camacho and council members praised the district’s long service to the community, noting the city’s founding came decades after the water district’s creation.
Raymond Rodriguez, who introduced himself as president of the Pico Water District board, accepted the proclamation on behalf of the board and thanked the council and residents for the recognition. He said the board looks forward to strengthening the partnership with the city and continuing efforts to provide clean potable water and modernize infrastructure.
Council members who attended the district’s centennial event noted the historical role the district played in the city’s development and lauded staff and field crews for maintaining water services, particularly during emergency response. The council then moved on to other agenda items.
What’s next: No formal action was required for the proclamation; staff and board members indicated continued collaboration on infrastructure projects.
