California’s ongoing water challenges demand innovative solutions, and Los Angeles is rising to the occasion with one of the most ambitious water recycling projects in the nation. The Donald C. Tillman Advanced Water Purification Facility (DCT AWPF) is set to break ground in the San Fernando Valley this winter. This $740-million initiative, led by Los Angeles Sanitation and the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP), will provide a reliable, drought-resistant water supply for over 250,000 residents by transforming wastewater into purified, reusable water.
Leaders in Sustainable Water Management
Carollo Engineers is proud to serve as the Owner’s Advisor for this landmark project. Our team is leveraging decades of expertise to ensure the DCT AWPF is designed and implemented to the highest standards, meeting the city’s current and future water needs while supporting long-term sustainability. Once completed, the DCT AWPF will become a cornerstone of Los Angeles’ water resiliency strategy, reducing reliance on imported water and strengthening the region’s water security.
Watch CBS News’ Feature on Advanced Water Recycling
CBS News Los Angeles recently spotlighted the DCT AWPF as part of a segment on water recycling efforts in Los Angeles. The segment features insights from Jesus Gonzalez, LADWP Manager of Water Resources, who explains how the facility will create a new, sustainable supply of purified water to serve a quarter-million residents in the San Fernando Valley.
We’re thrilled to see the DCT AWPF gaining recognition for its innovative approach to water reuse. Watch the CBS News Los Angeles segment to learn more about this groundbreaking project and how it’s setting a new standard for sustainability in the water industry.