Andy Figueroa, EMWD Recycled Water Distribution Operator III,
captured this shot of skywriting over the Sun City Regional Water Reclamation Facility.
LEARN MORE ABOUT
YOUR WATER QUALITY
 
EMWD is proud to deliver a safe and reliable water supply 24/7/365.

Customers can learn more about EMWD's commitment to water quality in our Consumer Confidence Report, which is now available online. The science-based report outlines the sources and quality of your drinking water.

In 2020, EMWD conducted more than 45,000 water quality tests to ensure your water was safe to drink. EMWD once again met and was superior to all state and federal drinking water standards.

To view the 2020 Consumer Confidence Report, please visit www.emwd.org/ccr.
EMWD PREPARED FOR
DRY CONDITIONS

While many counties in California have already declared droughts, EMWD customers can be confident in the reliability of their water supplies.

EMWD has made proactive investments to prepare for cyclical dry conditions, including investments in recycled water, groundwater desalination, and water banking programs.

The result is that our region is uniquely prepared to meet the challenges associated with water supply shortages that are a part of living in an arid climate.

To learn more about the current dry conditions and how EMWD customers have made investments in reliability, please click here.
TAP INTO WHAT'S NEW:
EDUCATION PROGRAM ANNOUNCES
WINNER OF FIRST-EVER VIDEO CONTEST
EMWD is proud to be a trusted partner in more than a dozen local school districts to educate our young residents about the importance of water, wastewater and recycled water issues.

This year, EMWD held its first-ever video contest for area high school students. Students were asked to create a video about where EMWD's water comes from, and where it goes after it is used.

Robyn Romo, a student at Canyon Springs High School in Moreno Valley, was the winner of this year's contest.

EMWD's award-winning education program works with more than 60,000 students throughout its service area through a variety of programs.

To view Robyn's video, please click here.
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EMWD is prepared to meet the needs of our customers in the event of both planned and unplanned outages of the power grid, including a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS).

In the event of a PSPS or other emergency within the service area, EMWD has backup generators installed at critical locations and additional units available to power the essential equipment needed to continue delivering high quality water service and reliable wastewater service to customers as well as fire response personnel if needed.

For more information, please click here.