Tehachapi Weekend Activity Update: November 13, 2025
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See what events are in store for Tehachapi this weekend! If you have a question or comment, email us: .
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Follow the Water: Who Provides the Water?
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In this episode of "Follow the Water," we highlight your local water provider, and if you live in Tehachapi proper, that's the City of Tehachapi's Water Department. Join us as Public Works Director Tyler Napier explains how the department maintains the city’s water infrastructure, manages conservation efforts, and upholds its commitment to responsible water stewardship. You’ll also hear from JR Aguirre, Water Division Supervisor, on the hands-on work that keeps our community’s most essential resource moving. Narrated by Key Budge, Community Engagement Director. Written, produced, and...
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Tehachapi Weekend Activity Update: November 6, 2025
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Listen to our latest Weekend Activity Update to discover what events and activities are happening around town. Head over to our social media @CityofTehachapi to stay updated on everything going on.
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Chamber Update Featuring Go2Girlz Antiques & Funky Junk
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Clare Scotti, Executive Director of the Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce shares a look at what's to come for the month of November. Plus, Go2Girlz Antiques and Funky Junk owners Michele Borquez, Sierra Borquez, and Bayla Borquez join the podcast to discuss all the exciting events they have coming up for the holidays. Make sure to follow Go2Girlz Antiques and Funky Junk to stay up-to-date on their events and hours! Instagram: funkyjunkbyg2g Facebook: Funky Junk by Go2Girlz To learn more about the Chamber, visit
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Follow the Water: Water Rights 101
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Have you ever wondered who owns the water that comes out of your tap? In this episode of "Follow the Water," we're breaking down important terms you'll need to know as we continue our story. We explain what exactly an "acre-foot" is, what water rights are, and the complicated nature of water banking. For more information about Tehachapi’s water, visit: This series is narrated by Key Budge, Community Engagement Director for the City of Tehachapi, and produced and edited by Mya Acosta, Community Engagement Specialist for the City of Tehachapi. Information and interviews...
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Tehachapi Weekend Activity Update: October 30, 2025
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See what events are in store for Tehachapi this weekend! If you have a question or comment, email us: . Have a safe and fun Halloween!
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Follow the Water: Who is the Water Monitor?
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In this episode of Follow the Water, we explore who manages the region's water. We'll learn about the adjudication of the basins, what a "watermaster" is, and explain TCCWD's ad valorem tax. For more information about Tehachapi’s water, visit: This series is narrated by Key Budge, Community Engagement Director for the City of Tehachapi, and produced and edited by Mya Acosta, Community Engagement Specialist for the City of Tehachapi. Information and interviews are provided by Jon Hammond, local historian and journalist, Don Marsh, Development Services Director for the...
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Tehachapi Weekend Activity Update: October 23, 2025
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Listen to our latest Weekend Activity Update to discover what events and activities are happening around town. Head over to our social media @CityofTehachapi to stay updated on everything going on!
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An Eclectic Film Series: Death Makes Life Possible
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Want to learn more about local filmmakers, storytellers, and creators? Marilyn Schlitz and Andi Hicks sit down to discuss how the Eclectic Film Series came to be — and to spotlight Marilyn’s film Death Makes Life Possible. Her film will be screening on October 28th at Fiddler’s Crossing (doors open at 6:30 p.m.). To reserve a ticket, please text 818‑427‑5650.
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Follow the Water: Where Does our Water Come From?
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In the first episode of our series, “Follow the Water,” we explore the details and processes behind where your water comes from. This episode focuses on helping you understand three key concepts: - What native water is - What State Water Project (SWP) water is - The difference between Municipal & Industrial (M&I) and agricultural uses of SWP water For more information about Tehachapi’s water, visit: This series is narrated by Key Budge, Community Engagement Director for the City of Tehachapi, and produced and edited by Mya Acosta, Community Engagement Specialist...
info_outlineCal OES (California Office of Emergency Services) Amanda Moyer joins TehachaPod to talk about the new "My Shake" app that will give you an early warning of an earthquake. Science and technology come together to provide us with an early warning of an earthquake. It may only save you a few seconds to tens of seconds but that may be all the time you need to seek cover before the shaking begins. The My Shake app is available for apple and Android devices. More information can be found at www.Earthquake.ca.gov TehachaPod would love to have you write a review and rate our podcast, also if you have a show idea send us an email Media@TehachapiCityHall.com