Drinking Water Needs Assessment

Informing the 2021-22 Safe & Affordable Drinking Water Fund Expenditure Plan

This report was published by the California State Water Resources Control Board and supported by Luskin Center for Innovation research. For more information, visit the Water Board’s Needs Assessment webpage.

COVID-19 Impact on Household Water System Debt at Zip Code Level

Analysis of State Water Board Survey Data by UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation

Authors: Gregory Pierce, Peter Roquemore, Jacqueline Adams, Angelica Ruiz and Silvia R. González

The Human Right to Water in Poor Communities of Color

Urban Disadvantaged Community Water Systems In Southern Los Angeles County

Authors: Madelyn Glickfeld, Peter Roquemore, Gregory Pierce, and Michael Reibel

Supporting Lower-Income Households’ Purchase of Clean Vehicles

Implications From California-Wide Survey Results

Authors: Gregory Pierce, Britta McOmber and J.R. DeShazo

A Scalable Model for Improving Community Access to Environmental Benefit Programs in California

Authors: Gregory Pierce and Rachel Connolly

Reducing Lead in Drinking Water in California’s Childcare Facilities

Implications for AB 2370 Program Development from Los Angeles County

Authors: Gregory Pierce, Silvia González and Eliza Amstutz

Community Water Systems in Los Angeles County

A Performance Policy Guide

Authors: Gregory Pierce and Kyra Gmoser-Daskalakis

Recommendations for Implementation of a Statewide Low Income Water Rate Assistance Program

Gregory Pierce, Nicholas Chow, J.R. DeShazo and Kyra Gmoser-Daskalakis

Understanding the Needs of Diverse Park Users

A Briefing Paper Summarizing Results of a Visitor Survey in the Largest U.S. National Urban Park: the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area

Authors: Gregory Pierce, Britta McOmber, Kyra Gmoser-Daskalakis, and J.R. DeShazo

Results of 2018 Visitor Survey and Visitor Count in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area

Report for the National Park Service

Authors: Gregory Pierce, Britta McOmber, Kyra Gmoser-Daskalakis, Kelsey Jessup, Joyce Thung, and J.R. DeShazo