Cast your vote for I Love SF Water videos

What do anti-plastic bottle teddy bears, a cheerleader and a living room quartet have in common? They’re among the contenders for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission I Love SF Water video contest.

It took about four months to receive submissions, but now there are six videos ranging from slick to silly, and the PUC wants you to vote on the winner. See the videos here.
 

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