The Current Flow is the district's customer newsletter, providing hot topics, water-saving tips, native plants, and local information.

Listed below "The Current Flow" is available to you in PDF format by year and issue.

• Issue 6
  • Fire and Water
  • Wildfires and Your Safety
  • What's so Special about "Special Districts"?
  • Showy Shrubs
  • Gallons of Water ~ quiz

• Issue 5
  • Hot Weather Means Higher Water Use
  • Assuring the Safety of Your Water
  • Yours for the Asking
  • Plants for Paths and Lawn Substitutes

• Issue 4
  • Keeping the Flow in Motion
  • Pre-Vacation Checklist
  • Fruits and Berries
  • Your Drinking Water Trivia ~ quiz

• Issue 3
  • Takin' It To The Streets
  • Caring for your lawn - naturally.
  • Succulents
  • How Much Do You Know about Rain? ~ quiz

• Issue 2
  • Tighter Standards Coming For Malibu Creek
  • It All Flows to the Ocean
  • Weeds ~ A Plant out of place!
  • Water Alphabet Soup ~ quiz

• Issue 1
  • National Honor for Malibu Creek
  • Great Reliability and Even Better Water Quality
  • How We Use Water
  • Wildflowers from seeds
  • Water Water Everywhere ~ quiz

• Issue 5
  • Help Protect Malibu Creek ~ What can you do?
  • Special Care for Fish
  • Lavenders
  • Rain, Rain, Come Today ~ quiz

• Issue 4
  • Did We Really Use That Much Water?
    
  • Plan Now for Cool Weather Gardening
  • Landscape for Fire Safety
  • Water Water Everyday...How many gallons of water...?

• Issue 3
  • Prepare for a Carefree Summertime
    
  • Water Awareness: Together We Can Make a Difference!
  • Climbers and Espaliers
  • How Much Water Does it take to Produce One Serving of:

• Issue 2
  • Little Time, Big Payback! How to save water and money with smart irrigation
    
  • Container Planting
  • How much is a "cubic foot"?

• Issue 1
  • Outstanding Honor - Facilities Named "Plant of the Year"
    
  • New Leadership at LVMWD
  • What's Happening Now! ~ LVMWD’s Public Outreach
  • Deer-Resistant Plants
  • Leaks are Expensive

• Issue 5
  • Special Water Services in a Special Environment
    
    • What is a Watershed? ~ sidebar
  • Show Me The Money ~ LVMWD’s Accounting and Finance
  • A Little Dirt in Your Hands
  • Bulbs
  • How Much does One Gallon of Water Cost?

• Issue 4
  • Did you ever wonder. . .How the Water Knows Which Way to Flow?
  • A Fine Balance ~ LVMWD’s Purchasing and Warehouse
  • Grasses
  • How Many Gallons of Water. . .

• Issue 3
  • Customers Come First ~ LVMWD’s Human Resources
  • Hedges, Screens, Backgrounds

• Issue 2
  • Barren Spaces

• Issue 1
  • Whose Line Is It Anyway???
  • Keeping Us Connected ~ Information Systems
  • Perennial Penstemons
  • Water Definitions

• Issue 5
  • Looking into the Future ~ Planning
  • Sages in the Garden
  • Global Water

• Issue 4
  • Pipes are invisible, but expensive. . .
  • Keeping an Eye on Details ~ Technical Services
  • Drought Tolerant Ground Coverings
  • Salad Match—Up

• Issue 3
  • The Story behind the Flush!...as it cooks
  • Rancho Las Virgenes
  • Fragrant Plants
  • Water Word Match Up

• Issue 2
  • What Do You Think? ? ?
  • Customer Service ~ How can we help you?
  • Spring Flowers and Butterflies
  • Quiz 4

• Issue 1
  • Facilities Maintenance Team Profile ~ Engines, Pumps, Motors, and More!
  • Plants under Oaks
  • Quiz 3

• Issue 5
  • Construction Team ~ No Typical Days
  • Native Trees
  • Cooler Months Ahead (brrrr)
  • Quiz 2

• Issue 4
  • Community Service for Everyone ~ Even those with 4 feet
  • LVMWD Laboratory ~ Quality Professionals Assure Water Quality
  • Native Trees
  • "There's no way I could have used all that water!" ~ Home Water Use Survey
  • Quiz 1

• Issue 3
  • Local Students Dip into Water Awareness ~ by Jean Cowden Moore (Thousand Oaks Star Staff Writer)
  • Water Conservation & Reuse Team
  • Drought Tolerant Native Plants
  • It makes "cents" to use AutoPay!
  • Warm Weather Water Savings

• Issue 2
  • Water is water, right?
  • Water Operations ~ Bringing the Water to You
  • Native Plants for Summer Color
  • Do you know where the water meter is?
  • Tips for Summer Water Savings

• Winter/Spring 2001
  • The Story Behind the Flush! ~ Tapia Water Reclamation Facility
  • Tapia Operations ~ Keeping Tapia Running
  • Efficient Washers ~ Save Water and Electricity
  • Native Plants for Slope Stabilization

• Fall 2000
• Winter 2000
• Summer/Fall 1999
• Spring 1999
• Spring 1998

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