Tulare County marks Cal Water’s 100th anniversary, recognizes local service in Visalia
Summary
The Board of Supervisors presented a proclamation recognizing California Water Service Company's 100th anniversary; Visalia district representatives noted the district was acquired Oct. 15, 1926 and reaffirmed commitment to safe drinking water.
The Tulare County Board of Supervisors presented a proclamation on Aug. 18 recognizing California Water Service Company on its 100th anniversary.
Stuart Skoglund, who identified himself as a district representative, and Kevin McCusker, director of government and community affairs, thanked the board and noted that Visalia's system was acquired on Oct. 15, 1926. County supervisors praised Cal Water for conservation programs and local investments that the proclamation credited with a 30% reduction in customer water use between 2000 and 2020.
Supervisors signed the proclamation and thanked company staff for recent work extending service to county facilities.
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