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Living Infrastructure For All is a water education program created by Day One with the support of the LA County’s Safe, Clean Water Program and the Water Foundation.
WHY WATER?
WHAT ARE THE ACTIVITIES?
WHERE WILL ACTIVITIES TAKE PLACE?
Water connects us all and all living organisms need clean water to flourish. Unfortunately, water is regularly polluted which requires planning to help ensure that enough clean water is available to all.
Through a series of seminars, tours, outreach events, education materials, and social media materials, Living Infrastructure For All seeks to engage and educate residents on an array of topics related to water.
Activities will take place throughout the Rio Hondo Watershed Area and the City of Pico Rivera. All residents are welcome in all actives, even if not residing in the service area.
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The following handouts and social media slides are available to all residents and can be utilize and incorporated into other education efforts. Materials are available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, and Cantonese.
EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS
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SOCIAL MEDIA SLIDES
Click here to watch "Start Seeing LA's Water Differently"
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Living Infrastructure For All is composed of a series of water tours, seminars, and outreach events to help advance our knowledge of water. All events are open to all residents. Dates, themes, and location of events will be updated on this webpage regularly.
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Water Tours are held throughout the Rio Hondo Watershed Area and in the City of Pico Rivera. Tours are in-person and highlight topics like stormwater management, stormwater capture, water quality and quantity, stormwater infrastructure, and water conservation.
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Learning Sessions will take place in-person and virtually. Learning Sessions will engage residents on topics directly related to watershed health and provide and inclusive space to discuss key issues, needs, and opportunities.
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Outreach Events take place will take place throughout the Rio Hondo Watershed Area. Outreach events will focus on sharing our program’s resources, educate on issues of water, promote our events, and share about the Safe, Clean Water Program.
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Attend the
Watershed Area Steering
Committee Meetings!
Attend the
Regional Oversight
Committee Meetings!
PARTICIPATING IN
Complete the
Community Strengths and Needs Assessment Survey!
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WASC meetings take place monthly and welcome all residents to provide public comment, either written or in person. Comments can speak to specific project ideas, or discuss water priorities in the many communities of Los Angeles County.
ROC meetings take place monthly and allow public comment to help steer and advance SCWP goals and objectives. Attendees will learn about the state of the SCWP, program goals, and progress made so far.
This survey allows residents to express their priorities regarding stormwater and present ideas for potential project concepts. The SCWP will utilize community needs and perspectives to strengthen the achievement of SCWP Goals and beyond.
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