Want to see how the proposed water rate changes could affect your water bill? Use GWP’s Water Bill Estimator to compare your current water charges with the proposed rates for January 1, 2027, through 2031. You can estimate what your water bill could look like over the next five years. Visit WaterBillEstimator.GlendaleC… to calculate your estimated bill. Questions about how to use the bill estimator? Contact GWP Customer Service at (855) 550-4497 or [email protected]. For information on the proposed water rate changes visit GlendaleCA.gov/ProposedWater….

If you rely on power for your medical equipment, we can help give you peace of mind that running it is affordable. The Guardian program provides discounts to residential customers that use doctor-prescribed equipment or have special heat or air-conditioning requirements. See our full list of eligible devices and/or space-conditioning needs to find out if you qualify for assistance. GlendaleCA.gov/Guardianprogr…

GWP is honored to receive the Legacy Award at @GlendaleYouth's (GYA's) 33rd Annual Luncheon & Award Ceremony! Congratulations to GWP’s Julia Malkhasyan, one of this year’s GYA Employees of the Year, and GWP’s Kenneth Lee, who was recognized and delivered a speech at the event. 👏 For more than 30 years, GWP has proudly supported GYA through the Summer Brush program and hands-on career opportunities, helping young people gain valuable experience and build successful futures. We’re proud of this recognition and grateful for our longstanding partnership with GYA! GYA serves over 300 youth annually and has served over 15,000 youth in the last 33 year providing paid jobs, training, case management and more!

Missed our third in-person community meeting on proposed water rates? Watch the meeting recording to learn more about Glendale Water & Power’s proposed water rate changes, get answers to common questions, and better understand how the proposed changes may affect your water bill. ▶️Watch the meeting: youtu.be/dXm47BuldJE?si=hifL… For more information, and to use the bill estimator visit GlendaleCA.gov/ProposedWater….

Missed our second Community Meeting on Proposed Water Rates? Watch the meeting recording to learn more about Glendale Water & Power’s proposed water rate changes, get answers to common questions, and better understand how the proposed changes may affect your water bill. ▶️ Watch the meeting: youtu.be/tAVNu93t9qM?si=Lfr9… For more information, and to use the bill estimator visit GlendaleCA.gov/ProposedWater….

Glendale City Manager Roubik Golanian and GWP management staff attended the Southern California Public Power Authority’s (@SCPPA_Official ) 2026 Annual Conference on October 21–22 at the Hilton in Glendale. Mayor Ardy Kassakhian, who also serves as Glendale’s SCPPA Board Representative, was a special guest speaker at the event, which brought together more than 300 SCPPA members. #SCPPA #myglendale #publicpower

Crews are responding to power outages near E. Mountain St. and E. Stocker St. For live outage information please visit our live outage map, click on the red area to see the estimated restoration time: outageentry.com/Outage/outag…

Rain is in the forecast for tomorrow and Thursday! Don't forget to turn off your sprinklers and let nature do the watering! #Savewater #MyGlendale

Power outage was caused by a squirrel. Crews are repairing the damage to the power equipment. Thank you for your patience.

Outage Update: Our crews continue to work on repairs to an underground vault. We appreciate your patience as our team works to restore service as safely and quickly as possible. For the latest updates, please visit our Live Outage Map: outageentry.com/Outage/outag…

Join Us for a Proposed Water Rate Changes Community Zoom Meeting on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 10:00 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. Have questions about GWP’s proposed water rate changes? Join us for a virtual community meeting to learn more and get your questions answered. Registration is required. Visit GlendaleCA.gov/ProposedWater… to register for the Zoom meeting. We encourage customers to participate and learn more about the proposed changes and how they may affect their water bills.

Power is restored to the customers in the La Crescenta area. Thank you for your patience and thank you to our crews.

The current outages in the La Crescenta-Montrose area are due to fallen trees and branches damaging power lines. To ensure the safety of our crews and the public, we must wait for our tree contractors to safely clear the affected areas before power can be restored. For the latest updates and estimated restoration times, please check our outage map. Click on the red area shown on the map for estimated restoration times. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to restore power as safely as possible. Live Outage Map: outageentry.com/Outage/outag…