Western Municipal Water District

Tomorrow is the last day to enter the Inland Empire Landscape Contest! Enter your front yard before May 31 to win some awesome prizes (eight winners will receive $500👀) and regional recognition! 🌿 Learn more and enter: InlandEmpireLandscapeContest.com.

California’s water system has to handle both floods and drought. 🌧️☀️

The proposed Sites Reservoir would store excess water from wet years and make it available for communities, agriculture and the environment when dry conditions return.

Forward-thinking projects like this align with Western Municipal Water District’s work to strengthen water reliability and ensure our region is ready for future droughts. Learn more: sitesproject.org.

Final call! The Inland Empire Landscape Contest concludes on May 31. Submit your entry and show the region that smart landscaping makes a difference. Submit your entry now at inlandempirelandscapecontest.com.

Western Municipal Water District was proud to celebrate the completion of the Landscape Transformation Project at the March Field Air Museum last week! 💧🌿

In partnership with the museum and project partners, more than 20,000 square feet of non-functional turf was replaced with climate-appropriate landscaping designed to save water and support long-term sustainability in Southern California. The project is expected to save an estimated 94,000 gallons of water annually while serving as a public example of efficient, water-wise landscaping in action.

Learn more about the project by visiting WesternWaterCA.gov/TransformMarchField.

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Bureau of Reclamation
March Joint Powers Authority

In observance of Memorial Day, Western Water offices are closed today. Customers can still manage their accounts and make payments anytime through our online payment portal at WesternWaterCA.Gov.

Western Water is aware of the ongoing fires impacting the region. Our thoughts are with those impacted, and we thank the first responders and emergency personnel for their work.

At this time, our water system operations remain uninterrupted, and there is no current threat to our facilities or critical infrastructure. We will continue to monitor conditions closely and remain in coordination with emergency response partners.

For the most accurate incident information, please follow official emergency information sources:
• Genasys Protect: protect.genasys.com
• Watch Duty: watchduty.org
• CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department:
• Riverside County Fire Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CALFIRERRU
• City of Riverside Fire Department Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CityOfRiversideFire

We’re in the final stretch. Now’s the time to showcase your water-wise landscape and be recognized for thoughtful, efficient design. Enter now through May 31 at inlandempirelandscapecontest.com.