CCWA files legal action against Santa Barbara County regarding management of the State Water Project
The Central Coast Water Authority (CCWA) and its eight member cities and water districts has filed a significant and unprecedented lawsuit in Santa Barbara Superior Court against the County of Santa Barbara regarding management of the State Water Project. Click here for the full release.
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