WATER:

EMWD supports every Californian having access to a clean and reliable water supply, and believes that failing systems need a sustainable approach to operate safely and responsibly. But, we believe this can be done without the need for a first-ever water tax proposed by Senate Bill 623.

EMWD continues to educate customers and we encourage you to learn more about SB 623 and how a new water tax may affect you .

WASTEWATER:

To help promote the faith customers have in EMWD to safely and reliably take care of wastewater that is flushed down toilets, EMWD showcased its mini toilet again this year as a centerpiece for EMWD’s table at the Temecula Chamber of Commerce State of the City event.

The toilet also featured messaging that communicated the longevity the Temecula Valley Regional Water Reclamation Facility has had in the community—for 49 years.


For George Cordero (C&R Farms), the economics of recycled water make perfect business sense. Cordero, whose family-owned farm has been growing fruits and vegetables in the San Jacinto and Menifee valleys since 1971, says recycled water provides a cost-effective resource that promotes sustainability and saves money.

EMWD provides highly-treated recycled water service, which is safe for food crops and is less than the cost of potable water .

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