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Long Beach Utilities welcomes all people to contribute to conversations on this page and to share content directly related to water, natural gas and sewer services. Posts, comments and other content posted on this page are expected to be relevant and respectful. LB Utilities maintains the right to delete any inappropriate content from this page, including but not limited to: irrelevant content, redundant content, hateful content, malicious content, uncivil or disrespectful content, attacks or complaints against an individual, financial solicitations, endorsements of a political candidate or party, and content that violates Facebook’s terms of use, code of conduct, or other policies. View the city of Long Beach social media policy here: https://www.longbeach.gov/globalassets/hr/media-library/documents/policies-and-procedures/administrative-regulations/section--8---general/8-34-city-social-media-policy

09/25/2026

📆 Save the Date! Long Beach Utilities is hosting a community meeting to share information on the upcoming main transmission improvement project on Orange Avenue. To continue our commitment to improve water system reliability and provide reliable drinking water, Long Beach Utilities will replace the transmission main on Orange Avenue between E Bixby Road and Wardlow Road in late Fall 2026.

📍 Join us on October 8, 2026 from 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM to learn about the project, ask questions, and when to expected construction activity. The meeting will be held at 1800 East Wardlow Road.

👋 See you then!

09/03/2026

📣🎤💬Long Beach Utilities is hosting its final 2025 – 2050 Water Resources Plan Public workshop! We invite you to provide your feedback and comments on the final draft of our Water Resources Plan, which covers topics such as:
1. Balancing local groundwater for water supply and demand.
2. Regulatory requirements for water supply and demand.
3. Impacts of climate change.
4. Pathways or options to how Long Beach Utilities can secure water supply reliability.

It will take place Wednesday, September 9, 2026 at the Long Beach Utilities’ building on 1800 E. Wardlow Road from 6 PM to 7:30 PM. There will be 🍽️🌮 FREE DINNER 🌮🍽️ for attendees, however with space being limited we ask that you R.S.V.P. at bit.ly/2050WaterResourcesPlan.

08/11/2026

Got a house project scheduled?

📢 Be sure to contact 811 if you plan to dig or excavate in your yard. Utility lines need to be marked for projects such as installing a mailbox, creating a garden, putting up a fence, or building a new patio. Hitting an underground utility without calling 811 first can disrupt critical services to your home and/or the neighborhood. Here's how 811 works 👇

☎️ 🖥️ It’s as easy as calling 811 or going online to www.811beforeyoudig.com at least [Insert notification period] before digging to request a ticket.

📍 A representative from your local 811 center will be notified when you call or go online to submit your ticket that describes the location and details of your intended dig site.

📥 The affected utility companies will be notified of the intent to dig.

🏳️ Your local utility companies mark the approximate location of any buried lines in your yard so that you don’t risk injuring yourself or disrupting utility service to the neighborhood.

✅ Once lines have been marked, you should respect the marks and dig carefully around them.

For more informatin, please visit LBUtilites.org/NaturalGasSafety

07/08/2026

Your Water. Our Commitment. 🚰🫡

Did you know Long Beach Utilities treats 32 million+ gallons of drinking water every single day? Our dedicated team works 24/7 to keep your drinking water clean, safe, and reliable. 💧✨

Our 2025 Consumer Confidence Report is now live! 📔🤓

Dive into how your drinking water is tested, the standards we meet or exceed, and results from Jan 1–Dec 31, 2025. Your annual water quality report is available in español, Khmer (ខ្មែរ), and Tagalog. 🌐

🔗 Read the full report here: LBUtilities.org/waterquality

04/25/2026

Are we too late to this trend? 👶🏽📸🤞🏽

The Long Beach Utilities Department is hiring a Public Affairs Assistant to help oversee all things social media (including keeping up with the latest trends 😎) to continue informing the greater Long Beach community on all things water, natural gas, and sewer🚰🚜🚽

🗓️Application Due Date: May 4, 2026 at 11:59 PM
💰Pay: $32.18-$43.70 hourly

☑️ Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree in related field and at least two (2) years of paid full-time equivalent experience in public affairs/public information.

➡️ Visit longbeach.gov/jobs to learn more!

Address

1800 E Wardlow Road
Long Beach, CA
90807

Telephone

+15625702300

Website

https://www.lbutilities.org/

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