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Date: May 7, 2026
Time: 6:00 am - 7:30 pm
Location: Citrus Heights City Hall | 6360 Fountain Square Drive, Citrus Heights CA 95610
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Citrus Heights History of Water

📅 Wed, May 07, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM (PDT)
📍 Citrus Heights City Hall
6360 Fountain Square Dr, Citrus Heights
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💬 From Gold Rush Canals to Modern Water Systems.

In a region that spends much of the year in dry, arid conditions, one question stands out—how does Citrus Heights maintain a reliable water supply year-round?

This engaging community presentation explores that story from its earliest roots to today’s modern infrastructure. Retired Citrus Heights Water District General Manager Bob Churchill guides attendees through the evolution of local water systems, beginning with Gold Rush–era canals and tracing their transformation into the advanced network serving the community today.

Joining the discussion are regional water leaders Jason Aliviar of California American Water and Dan York, General Manager of Sacramento Suburban Water District, offering additional insight into how water is managed, delivered, and sustained across the area.

💧 Event Highlights

▫️ Explore the city’s water story
▫️ From Gold Rush canals to modern systems
▫️ Led by retired CHWD GM Bob Churchill
▫️ Insights from regional water experts
▫️ Clear, engaging presentation

🏛️ What You’ll Learn

▫️ How water is sourced locally
▫️ How infrastructure evolved over time
▫️ The role of regional water agencies
▫️ Why water reliability matters
▫️ The impact to residents

This is a unique opportunity to better understand one of the region’s most essential resources—told by the people who’ve helped shape it.

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