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About Rancho California Water District: The mission of Rancho Water is to deliver reliable, high-quality water, wastewater, and reclamation services to its customers and communities in a prudent and sustainable manner. Rancho Water is a local, independent Special District, organized on August 16, 1965, servicing approximately 150 square miles and more than 46,000 service connections in Temecula, Murrieta, and parts of unincorporated Riverside County.
About Escondido: Incorporated in 1888, Escondido is a vibrant community that more than 150,000 residents call home. Escondido prides itself on its numerous prosperous businesses and a wide range of cultural, educational, healthcare, tourism, and recreation amenities, making Escondido the City of Choice. Escondido supplies water to approximately 150,000 residential, commercial, and agricultural customers. Escondido’s water system is comprised of over 423 miles of pipelines, 50 pressure reducing stations, five pump stations, two open reservoirs, 11 storage tanks, and a water treatment plant.
About Fallbrook Public Utility District: Established in 1922, the Fallbrook Public Utility District provides imported water and sewer service to 35,000 residents living on 28,000 acres in Fallbrook. About 40% of the district’s water is used for agricultural purposes. The district also produces about one and a half million gallons of recycled water each day that is used to irrigate nurseries, playing fields, landscaped freeway medians, homeowners’ associations and common areas.
About Rainbow Municipal Water District: The Rainbow Municipal Water District is celebrating 70 years of service to the community. Founded in 1953 and organized under Section 71000 of the California Water Code, Rainbow Water provides water and sanitation services to the unincorporated San Diego County communities of Rainbow, Bonsall, and portions of Vista, Oceanside, and Fallbrook. Rainbow Water maintains over 344 miles of water main, seven pump stations, four reservoirs, and 13 storage tanks to deliver safe and reliable water to its customers.
About Oceanside: The City of Oceanside is located in northern San Diego County with a population of approximately 174,000. Oceanside’s vibrant coastal community includes Mira Costa Community College, and the world-renowned 1,954-foot fishing pier and 1,000-slip public marina. Oceanside is located 83 miles south of the city of Los Angeles and just 35 miles north of the City of San Diego. The City of Oceanside offers outstanding public amenities such as a municipal airport, 30 city parks, four community recreation centers, two municipal swim centers, two senior centers, two city-owned golf courses and 3.5 miles of public beaches. More than 6,000 businesses operate within the City of Oceanside, including Genentech Pharmaceuticals, TE Connectivity, Hydranautics, Nitto Denko, Gilead Sciences, Hobie Cat and Tri-City Medical Center, as well as emerging craft and entrepreneurial ventures. For more information, visit www.ci.oceanside.ca.us.
About Valley Center Municipal Water District: Located in north central San Diego County, VCMWD strives to “Ensure Customer Satisfaction at the Lowest Possible Cost.” The District was formed in 1954 to provide the very rural and remote community of Valley Center access to Colorado River Water from the then recently completed 1st San Diego Aqueduct. With access to imported water, Valley Center transformed into one of the largest agricultural areas in San Diego County and at one time, the second largest water purchaser in the San Diego County Water Authority. Today, VCMWD serves 650 farms, 30,000 people with its 340 miles of pipe, 41 reservoirs, and two Water Reclamation Facilities spread over its 100 square mile service territory.
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