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CDBG BOARD	PSTP COMMISSION	PERSONNEL BOARD	PLANNING COMMISSION	CITIZEN OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE
Larry Esparza	Julian Del Real-Calleros	Maria Alvarado	VACANT	Lorene Reed
Audrey Casas	VACANT	Liliana Sanchez	Francisco Martin	Jaime Roberto Flores
Sylvia Ramirez	Frank Carrasco	Deondra Tisdale	Arturo Ramirez	Daniel Salazar
Yolanda Rodriguez	Joe Battle	Gary Hardie	Rowland Becerra	Brenda Rivera
VACANT	Efren Lopez	Rosemillie Lopez	Kenneth West	Andrea Lopez

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As a heat wave exacerbates California’s drought, Gov. Gavin Newsom is asking Californians to voluntarily cut back on water consumption by 15% compared with last year as drought conditions worsen and temperatures continue to rise across the western United States. California is in the midst of a particularly dry year, due to below-average precipitation and low snowpack in the Sierra Nevada mountain range. The governor on Thursday also expanded his regional drought state of emergency to apply to 50 California counties, or roughly 42% of the state’s population. “We’re hopeful that people will take that mindset they brought into the last drought and extend that forward with a 15% voluntary reduction, not only on residences but industrial commercial operations and agricultural operations,” Newsom said at a news conference. Newsom encouraged people to take measures, such as watering lawns less, fixing water leaks on their properties and taking shorter showers. He underscored that water reductions are not required. If achieved, a voluntary 15% water reduction statewide would save roughly 850,000 acre-feet of water, which is enough to supply 1.7 million households for a year, according to the governor’s office. How can you save water? Visit https://saveourwater.com/ to learn simple habits to help reduce water use inside and outside of your home. (Website has a link for En Español.) Metropolitan now offers free virtual classes in landscape design and irrigation principles to help you plant, care for and maintain a beautiful water efficient garden. Choose from three class themes to address your garden’s needs: California Friendly® and Native Landscape Training, Turf Removal and Garden Transformation Workshop and Garden Design Workshop. All classes are led by Green Gardens Group virtual instructors. Go to www.bewaterwise.com Calscape Garden Planner - Find the perfect native plants for your garden in just 4 questions. Go to www.gardenplanner.calscape.org