Lomita Water https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Hard Facts About Hard Water Water Quality Reports Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) Filtration System Water Rate Information Bill Payment Accessibility Home Conservation Start/Stop Water Service FAQs What is the meter charge on my bill, and how is my total water bill calculated? How are rates set for water in Lomita? How can customers save money on their water bills? Why might the water pressure at my house sometimes seem lower or higher than normal? Why does the City sometimes flush water from pipes? Why do fire hydrants have to be flushed? And why do they sometimes need to be flushed multiple times within one week? How does the City plan for the future of water in our community? How is the City getting Water and What Happens in the Event of an Emergency? What type of water softener should I use? Do we have hard water? Will filters remove fluoride? Does Lomita add fluoride to the water? Why does my water taste or smell different during different times of year? Why does my water sometimes look cloudy? Why does my water seem to have an earthy, or Sulphur (rotten egg) smell? Is water treated with chloramines hazardous to pet fish? Why does my water sometimes smell like chlorine? Do I need bottled or filtered water for safety? What is benzene? What is the acceptable level of benzene in drinking water? Can I test my own water at home? What kind of testing do you perform on the water and where can those results be found? Who oversees the water quality of water of the water delivered to homes in Lomita? What should I do if I have a concern about the quality of my water? Cypress Water Production Facility News Contact Us Lomita Water Bill Inserts 2025 Consumer Confidence Report – Digital PDF Lomita Water 2025 Consumer Confidence Report Now Available City Water Rules & Regulations California Water Board Issues Case Closure Letter for Pacific Shell Service Station Underground Storage Tank Program ETIC Submits Well Abandonment Report to the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board FY 2025–26 Annual Estimate Letter — Hi-Shear Site Cleanup Cost Recovery Program Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board Follows Up with ExxonMobil on the Underground Storage Tank Program Pre-closure Notification Letter Lomita Water 2024 Consumer Confidence Report Now Available 2024 Consumer Confidence Report – Digital PDF Infrastructure Maintenance Activities by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board Closes Case For Underground Storage Tank Program ETIC Submits Waste Manifests Letter on Behalf of ExxonMobil Oil Corporation