Big Bear Valley, CA - The Big Bear water sustainability project achieved a significant milestone on Tuesday, July 17th. This project when implemented will help maintain Big Bear Lake levels and enhance wildlife habitats while supporting long term water supplies in Big Bear. The July 17th workshop included elected members and staff officials from BBARWA; Big Bear City … [Read more...] about The Partnership for Sustainable Water Project Milestone Achieved
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BBCCSD’s GM Scott Heule Announces Retirement
Big Bear City, CA - Scott Heule, the General Manager of the Big Bear Community Services District since 2014, announced that he will retire from his position as head of the agency on July 21, 2017. During his tenure at the BBCCSD, the district adopted it's first official agency Mission Statement and five-year strategic plan, and updated it's branding to help celebrate the … [Read more...] about BBCCSD’s GM Scott Heule Announces Retirement
BBC CSD Celebrates 50 Years
Big Bear City, CA, July 21, 2016 - The Big Bear City Community Services District is having a celebration for the 50th Anniversary of the District. The event will be held on Monday, August 1, 2016, at 5:00 pm at the Big Bear City CSD District office in Big Bear City. There will be equipment, including trash trucks, for public viewing, along with fun, goodies, and treats. The … [Read more...] about BBC CSD Celebrates 50 Years
Bear Valley Election Results Are In
Big Bear, CA, November 5, 2014 - In many ways the national and local elections of 2014 were remarkable, and with 100% of the San Bernardino County precincts counted, we can report the following for the Big Bear Valley. With impressive results, the California State Assembly District 33 was won by Big Bear resident and current City Council Mayor Jay Obernolte. The three … [Read more...] about Bear Valley Election Results Are In
New Water Use Regulations Coming?
Big Bear, CA, Sept. 11, 2014 - Governor Brown is expected to sign several bills, approved by the state legislature, into law this month, requiring local agencies to set up long term groundwater management plans. These new laws would allow state and local governments to intervene in groundwater use if necessary. California draws close to 60 percent of its water from … [Read more...] about New Water Use Regulations Coming?