Western Hills Water District

The Grassland Water District in Los Banos, CA is a public agency dedicated to managing and conserving water resources in the region. With a focus on sustainability, the district implements various projects and initiatives to ensure the availability of groundwater and protect the local environment. The district works closely with the Grassland Resource Conservation District and the Grassland Environmental Education Center to promote conservation efforts, provide educational opportunities, and engage with the community. Through partnerships and collaborative efforts, the Grassland Water District strives to maintain the health and vitality of the Central Valley's wetlands and water resources.Generated from the website

Utica Water and Power Authority (UWPA) is a not-for-profit Joint Powers Authority established in 1995 through a partnership between the City of Angels Camp and the Union Public Utilities District. The organization focuses on generating hydropower and providing water services in the Sierra Nevada Foothills, while also addressing challenges related to water management and conservation. As a member of the Mountain Counties Water Resources Association, UWPA collaborates with various local agencies to enhance wildfire resiliency and ensure sustainable water resources for its community. The authority also emphasizes transparency and public engagement through its educational resources and board meetings. Generated from the website

The Hilmar County Water District ( District ) was established in 1965 under Division 12 of the Water Code of the State of California for the purpose of providing potable water to the residents of the Hilmar community. The District also provides wastewater collection and treatment for the community. The District's financial and administrative functions are governed by five member Board of Directors elected by the voting population within the District boundaries. The District's day to operations are carried out by a staff of six employees to serve the needs of the District's 5000 residents. District employees in charge of treatment operations are certified by agencies of the State of California. Regular Board meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month at 7: 00 P.M. at the District Office. If the date falls on a holiday, then the meeting date will be determined and posted two weeks prior.