EMWD AND LAKE HEMET WATER DISTRICT PRESENT AN OVERVIEW OF PURIFIED WATER REPLENISHMENT PROGRAM

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Hemet Heritage Foundation | Contributed

Not a day goes by in Hemet that somebody doesn’t complain about the water. Not enough of it. Tastes funny. Why do they keep raising the price?

You got a complaint – well, here is your chance to get answers from the guys who control the water hereabouts: Eastern Municipal Water District and Lake Hemet Municipal Water District.

There will be two presentations, sponsored by the Hemet Heritage Foundation and Hemet Museum. As the flyer attached to this story indicates:

Part 1:

EMWD will give the first presentation, conducted by Kevin Pearson, Eastern Municipal Water District Public Affairs Office who will discuss the latest on California’s ongoing drought condition. He will also be available to answer your ten thousand questions. Maybe not that many, but you get the idea.

Part 2:

Lake Hemet Municipal Water District General Manager Mike Gow will be on hand to give an update on their recent and upcoming water projects on the eastern end of the Valley. He will also be available to sift through your questions to provide answers you need without any trimmings. Nothing watered down. Just pure liquid facts.

You can credit Kevin Speir, for making this happen. Kevin is the genial man about town who is everybody’s friend and proves it every day through his volunteer activities. Following are the dates and times of these events, which will both be held at the Historic Hemet Theater located at 216 E. Florida Avenue in downtown Hemet.

Eastern Municipal Water District: : Monday, May 9, 2022 at 7 PM

Lake Hemet Municipal Water District: Monday, June 13, 2022 at 7:00 PM

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