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Lemoore is the first Kings County city to provide temporary water to residents outside city limits who are suffering from failed wells. The Lemoore City Council unanimously approved a contract last week with Self-Help Enterprises of Visalia to sell water to the nonprofit organization for an emergency dry well assistance program.

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Porterville City Council approved an agreement between the city and Tulare County that gives the city a new well in exchange for providing water for East Porterville residents. Self-Help Enterprises has also been assisting the East Porterville community by providing loans for residents to drill deeper or new wells.

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Self-Help Enterprises will develop 70 affordable homes in Woodlake.

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Through a partnership between Self-Help Enterprises, Kern County Public Health Services, Community Action Partnership of Kern (CAPK), and local water companies, Kern County residents are receiving drought relief services, including emergency water tanks through the Temporary Water Assistance Program. The water tank system restores a limited supply of water to homes. Juanita Garcia shares her story living without water.

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A connection to the City of Tulare will bring clean, potable water to Matheny Tract, located south of Tulare. Self-Help Enterprises is working with the Pratt Mutual Water Company and Matheny Tract residents, whose water has high arsenic levels, to help facilitate the connection for clean drinking water.

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The Lemoore City Council is considering selling some of its well water to Self-Help Enterprises to help drought-stricken residents in the region.

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Through a partnership between Self-Help Enterprises, Kern County Public Health Services, Community Action Partnership of Kern (CAPK), and local water companies, Kern County residents are receiving drought relief services, including emergency water tanks through the Temporary Water Assistance Program.

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Self-Help Enterprises is working with the Frazier Park Public Utility District (FPPUD) to provide a solution for repairing the community’s water system. With assistance from Self-Help Enterprises, the Frazer Park Public Utilities District will be applying for funding to develop a regional water system. A meeting to discuss voting by the community for this solution will take place on March 31.

Self-Help Enterprises and the Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC) will be hosting a Water Boards Leadership Institute, which strengthens community leadership by teaching skills and tools to be more intentional, effective and energized leaders.

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Through a partnership between Self-Help Enterprises, Kern County Public Health Services, Community Action Partnership of Kern (CAPK), and local water companies, Kern County residents are receiving drought relief services, including emergency water tanks through the Temporary Water Assistance Program. The water tank system restores a limited supply of water to homes. Juanita Garcia shares her story living without water.

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