Jack Liang is joining Clean Water Services as the utility's first chief strategy officer.
While a calendar year ends a couple of months into the wet season, a water year follows the flow of the season.
Clean Water Services' Board of Directors is seeking applications from individuals to serve a four-year term on its Clean Water Advisory Commission (CWAC).
Call for voluntary restriction is due to drought conditions and recent record-breaking extreme heat.
Water remains safe to drink and use.
A dry spring season and the warmer weather ahead has prompted the earliest release of cool water in CWS history.
Earth Day returns April 22, but actions you take now can have year-round impact.
Gall will oversee the new Regional Utility Services Department, which will focus on strengthening relationships with CWS partners.
Budget Committee to Review Proposed FY 2021-22 Budget
Enhancing the environment and quality of life in the Tualatin River Watershed through visionary and collaborative management of water resources in partnership with others.
