Eastern Municipal Water District

Kicking off the week on a strong note as this morning we were honored at the #WateReuse25 Symposium with an Award for Excellence in Action for our French Valley Recycled Water Project, which significantly expanded recycled water use in the fast-growing French Valley community near Murrieta. The Award for Excellence is presented annually to agencies that develop forward-thinking projects and programs to advance recycled water use, policy, education, and innovation. This marks the fourth straight year that we have received a national award of excellence for our recycled water program and we are proud to be the first agency to hit this milestone. Thank you to the WateReuse Association for this honor, to our project partners, and to our staff for the continuous efforts to expand our recycled water program and increase water resiliency in our region.

We are at the annual #WateReuse25 Symposium and are proud to have our Water Resources Planning Manager John Wuerth on two panels that add insight on our collaborative strategies with potable and nonpotable reuse. We look forward to connecting and learning more about the future in water reuse.

A well deserved dedication for a true water champion. #ThankYouDirectorRecord

Our Spring 2025 e-Connect and Newsletter is out now! As we kick off our 75th anniversary in this issue, we explore easy bill paying options, landscape designs that are fire resistant, and more information on a customer survey to help us better serve our customers. Check it out ➡️ https://bit.ly/4hqsuO5

💧 We were honored to join Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District, Rancho Water and Western Municipal Water District last Friday at the Murrieta - Temecula Group to discuss local water issues impacting our region. The collaborative discussion was timely and important as we focus on serving our communities today and tomorrow. #RegionalCollaboration #CAWater

#75FactsFor75Years Throwback to 1952! This early EMWD well near Sanderson and Ramona Expressway helped return San Jacinto Tunnel seepage water to the valley. For 75 years, we’ve been committed to reliable water for our communities! #EMWD #75YearsWithEMWD💎

#75FactsFor75Years Did you know our first headquarters were located at the Farmers Fairground in Hemet? From humble beginnings to serving our community for 75 years, EMWD has grown alongside the community and people we serve. #75YearsWithEMWD💎

Join us for a special celebration! EMWD is hosting an Open House to celebrate 75 years of service! Bring the whole family for a fun-filled event with activities, giveaways, and more! 📅 April 5, 2025 🕙 9:00am – 12:00pm 📍 2270 Trumble Rd, Perris Learn more at emwd.org/OpenHouse We will see you there! #EMWD #75YearsOfService #CommunityEvent #OpenHouse

#75FactsFor75Years On July 13, 1967, groundbreaking ceremonies were held for the Sunnymead Sewer System, a significant step toward improving local infrastructure and public health. Today, EMWD continues this commitment to enhancing the community, providing reliable water and wastewater service. Our goal is to support growth, sustainability, and quality of life for the generations to come. #75YearsWithEMWD💎

#75FactsFor75Years Since the 1950’s we’ve been committed to keeping you informed! Our E-Connect provides essential service news, conservation tips, and community events. Stay connected at https://lnkd.in/gDtq6iZ8 #75YearsWithEMWD💎