For Immediate Release: September 22, 2020
Media Contact: Anais Medina Diaz | LAleagueofconservationvoters@gmail.com
LOS ANGELES COUNTY (9/22/2020)– The Los Angeles League of Conservation Voters (LALCV) – supporting pro-environment candidates throughout Los Angeles County – announced its endorsement of Kathye Armitage for Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency, Division 3.
Kathye is one of the most prepared candidates and would bring new leadership to the water district. In addition to her long career in public health, Kathye has been a committee member for both groundwater sustainability and contamination clean up over the past couple of years. If elected to the board, Kathye wants to focus on groundwater contamination clean up, ensure water resources are sustainable, and foster greater community engagement, including creating Youth/Student Advocate Role at the agency that is connected to the local school district and their environmental science courses.
LALCV Board President Michael Kadish believes “Kathye Armitage is the candidate we need to challenge the status quo and make sustainable water recycling and stormwater capture the top priority.”
Kathye Armitage believes in the importance of having environmental policy as her top campaign priority. “Receiving the LALCV endorsement furthers my water sustainability message and helps build trust with our communities by showing them that I will advocate for safe, clean, and affordable drinking water for everyone.”
For more information about Kathye, please visit her campaign website at VoteKathyeArmitage.com or follow her on Facebook and Twitter.
ABOUT THE LOS ANGELES LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS
The Los Angeles League of Conservation Voters (LALCV), founded in 1976, is dedicated to electing environmental leaders in Los Angeles County to preserve, protect, and enhance the environment, and the health and safety of our constituents. LALCV endorsements are determined by its all-volunteer Board, which is composed of Los Angeles County residents committed to advancing environmental priorities. Over the decades, LALCV has helped elect hundreds of pro-environment officials throughout the county, and support many vital measures.
For more information on LALCV, visit www.LALCV.org and sign up for occasional email updates. Follow @LALCV on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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