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Water Supply Shortage Period - Feb. 8-13

Beginning 12:01 a.m. Monday, Feb. 8, and continuing through midnight Saturday, Feb 13, Western will be experiencing a water infrastructure maintenance shutdown and would like to ask that you discontinue outdoor water use. Please turn off your sprinklers and stop all outdoor water use. Your cooperation is very much appreciated as Western will be relying on stored water supplies while the water treatment plant and systems are shut down for maintenance and repair. For more information, please read Ordinance 376. Thank you!

California: Running Dry

CBS 60 Minutes, Lesley Stahl does a Special Report on California's Water Crisis, which aired on December 27, 2009. You can view the video here.

Board Info

For detailed board information such as the board packets, agendas or minutes, the blue spigot.

 

 

Pay Your Bill Online

Why write a check when you can pay your water bill online bill??? Online payment service is available. Just click here to get started!

 

WESTERN’S WATER IS SAFE

Western conducts thorough testing and works with several agencies to ensure its drinking water is safe and healthy to drink for its 80,000 direct customers and the nearly one million people living in our service area of Riverside County. Our water meets or exceeds all state and federal water quality standards.

 

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We Want To Hear From You!

Western Municipal Water District is continually looking for ways to improve the service we provide to our customers. Whether our field crews repaired a water leak, fixed your water meter or if you would like to make a general comment about our services, we want to hear about your experience. Email us at water@wmwd.com.

 

 

 

State Awards Historic Water Rights for Capture of Mountain Storm Water

The decision provides Western and the region with up to 198,000 acre-feet of previously unallocated storm water runoff behind Seven Oaks Dam in the San Bernardino Mountains. For more click here.

Riverside-Corona Feeder

Western's proposed Riverside-Corona Feeder project will help drought-proof the region. For full information on the project, click the art.

Turf Replacement ProgramNEW! Turf Replacement Program

Western is offering 40 cents a square foot to homeowners who replace their grass with climate appropriate plants. Get details here.

 

Water-Wise Interactive CD Available Online

Looking for landscaping ideas using climate-appropriate plants? Get inspired with Western’s Water-wise Gardening for the Inland Empire publication, brought to you by Western and the Bureau of Reclamation. Click here to discover how to be water-wise by incorporating water-efficient plant materials, design features and irrigation components into your landscape.

Rebate Programs

Click the logo to see what devices are eligible for residential customer rebates – from washers and toilets to irrigation nozzles and controllers. Also note that Western customers are eligible for new and added incentives – click here for details!!!

Water Conservation & Supply Shortage Stage 2 Enacted

Ordinance 374, establishing a Water Conservation & Supply Shortage Program was adopted by the Board of Directors May 6. The Board adopted Stage 2 on July 1 with the following program guidelines.

 

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