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Heather Kemper, a resident of Seville in Tulare County, said her family goes 20 hours a day without water– sometimes it’s a trickle. Self-Help Enterprises is working with the community of Seville and Tulare County to construct a new well and complete infrastructure improvements

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The second phase of the East Porterville Water Project has begun and is expected to be completed by the end of 2018. This phase will include the installation of fire hydrants, four miles of pipeline and connecting an additional 450 homes to the city of Porterville water system.

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Testing private well water is expensive. Self-Help Enterprises is assisting private domestic well owners to learn if their drinking water is safe.

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California’s 2017-2018 fiscal year budget includes $17 million in allocations to tackle the state’s drinking water crisis’ immediate needs.

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The epicenter of the state’s drinking water catastrophe is in the San Joaquin Valley, where 200,000 people have struggled to obtain clean, safe water for decades.

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This article looks at the safe drinking water crisis in California, how communities are organizing for change and what more needs to be done.

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Self-Help Enterprises is taking over the water tank program put in place to help Tulare County residences whose wells went dry during the drought.

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The Tulare County Board of Supervisors voted to approve the funding of $80,000 for the local youth programs. The Step Up Youth Activities grant awards for 2017-18 include Self-Help Enterprises.

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Self-Help Enterprises will become the lead agency in the Household Tank Program, following a decision from the Tulare County Supervisors.

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Tulare County’s water tank program will be turned over to Self-Help Enterprises.

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