Prior to January practically no one among the general population had heard of coronavirus, but the first case identified on December 31, 2019 changed that as headlines across the globe warned about the potentially deadly disease. It spread so quickly that by March it was deemed a pandemic.

Antelope Valley sizzles in summer and rising temperatures provide an opportunity for algae blooms to develop, but AVEK has continually monitored the situation and proven its ability to handle the problem to maintain water quality standards.

Borrowing money shouldn’t pose a hurdle for AVEK considering its top ranked status with two renowned bond rating companies, S&P Global and Moody’s, firms that evaluate government agencies based on their financial stability when seeking to secure bonds for specific projects.

Directors and staff at Antelope Valley-East Kern Water Agency were grateful recipients of a check that totaled $89,954.55 from the Association of California Water Agencies Joint Powers Insurance Authority, otherwise known as the ACWA-JPIA Rate Stabilization Fund.

As a valued entity in the Antelope Valley, AVEK Directors and staff know the significance of connecting with other organizations in a meaningful manner.

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