About half the water used outdoors is wasted because of inefficient or broken irrigation systems. Valley Water is here to help you save water and money with a FREE Water Wise Outdoor Survey of your …

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The Santa Clara Valley Water District, now known as Valley Water, manages an integrated water resources system that includes the supply of clean, safe water, flood protection and stewardship of …

As the groundwater management agency for Santa Clara County, Valley Water actively manages our groundwater basins, replenishing them with local and imported water through our percolation ponds …

The Santa Clara Valley Water District Board of Directors is comprised of seven members, each elected from equally-divided districts drawn through a formal process.

The Santa Clara Valley Water District built the Guadalupe Dam during the Great Depression, completing it in 1935 after acquiring land as the Santa Clara Valley Water Conservation District.

Valley Water Board meetings will be live streamed on the district’s website. Those members of the public wishing to participate remotely may do so via the electronic Zoom meeting link posted on the …

About 50 percent of Santa Clara County’s water supply comes from hundreds of miles away - first as snow or rain in the Sierra Nevada range of northern and eastern California, then as water in rivers …

Healthy creeks and ecosystems: Approximately one-third of the more than 800 miles of creeks and rivers flowing through the valley and foothills of Santa Clara County are owned or managed by Valley …

All Water Conservation Programs Valley Water offers a variety of rebates, surveys, and free gear to help you conserve water. See an overview of our conservation programs [PDF]. Spanish, Chinese and …