La Habra Heights County Water District

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1271 Hacienda Rd
La Habra, CA 90631
+1 (562) 697-6769
http://lhhcwd.com

La Habra Heights County Water District, established in 1976, succeeded the La Habra Heights Mutual Water Company, which was founded in 1919. The District provides water services to approximately 5,560 residents through 1,983 meter connections across an area of 6 square miles, primarily serving the City of La Habra Heights and parts of Whittier and unincorporated Los Angeles County.

Spanning about 3,904 acres, the District is committed to delivering quality water services while promoting conservation and infrastructure development. Its ongoing initiatives include water quality monitoring, customer care programs, and community engagement through educational resources like the District's Demonstration Garden.

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