Belridge Water Storage District

The North Kern Water Storage District, established in 1935, serves approximately 60,000 acres of predominantly agricultural land north of Bakersfield, California. Its primary mission is to manage and replenish groundwater resources, supporting economic pumping for local landowners through the importation of surface water from the Kern River. In addition to providing water services, the District conducts water quality assessments and has implemented recharge ponds designed to enhance groundwater banking programs throughout Kern County and beyond. The organization emphasizes the importance of sustainable water management to ensure the viability of agricultural practices in the region. Generated from the website

The Rosedale-Rio Bravo Water Storage District, established in 1959, is a water district in Bakersfield, CA, dedicated to the construction and operation of a groundwater recharge project. Covering approximately 44,000 acres of land, the district focuses on replenishing the groundwater aquifer to maintain high water levels and reduce pumping costs for water recovery. With a mission to build a sustainable water supply for the community's benefit, the district values sustainability, innovation, graciousness, hard work, and trustworthiness. Through their unique geology and groundwater banking facilities, they strive to be responsible stewards of water, ensuring a thriving community and cultivating vital resources for the future.Generated from the website