PartnershipAug 10, 2026, 04:18 PM
Cal Water Partners to Bring Safe Drinking Water to Indianola Elementary
AI Summary
California Water Service (Cal Water) partnered with Selma Unified School District and Self-Help Enterprises to provide safe drinking water to Indianola Elementary School. The project addresses unsafe levels of 1,2,3-trichloropropane (TCP) in the school's groundwater, ensuring nearly 400 students and faculty have clean water for the new academic year. Selma Unified secured a $3.2 million grant to connect the school to Cal Water's system, which already treats for TCP.
Key Highlights
- Cal Water partnered with Selma Unified School District and Self-Help Enterprises.
- Provided safe drinking water to Indianola Elementary School's 400 students and faculty.
- Addressed unsafe levels of 1,2,3-trichloropropane (TCP) in the school's groundwater.
- Selma Unified secured a $3.2 million grant for the project.
- Connected the school to Cal Water's system, which already treats for TCP.
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