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Pasadena recognizes student water‑conservation art contest winners and expands utility scholarships
Summary
The City of Pasadena honored winners of the "Being Waterwise" art contest and Pasadena Water and Power announced scholarship recipients; two elementary students won top art prizes and the utility added a 2026 scholarship focused on utility trades.
Angela Harrer reported that Pasadena recognized winners of the annual 'Being Waterwise' art contest and the Pasadena Water and Power 'Water Empower' scholarship program at a recent city council meeting.
Harrer named Daniel Webster Elementary students Isabella and Jordan as the contest's first‑ and second‑place winners and said Pasadena Water and Power recognized Adriana of Blair High School and Mildred of John Muir High School as recipients of its 2026 educational scholarship. The host added that the scholarship program supports students pursuing higher education and careers in the utility industry and that the utility introduced a new scholarship aimed at students pursuing careers in utility trades.
The broadcast directed students and families interested in next year's contest or future scholarships to the Pasadena Water and Power website for program details and application information.
