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Desert Water Agency


 

Information regarding Agua Caliente Lawsuit

 

 

Information regarding Department of Interior Regulation

 


 

To our valued customers

 

 

Thank you for visiting Desert Water Agency’s website where you will find useful information on your service and your local water supply.

 

Desert Water Agency is the water utility for the Palm Springs area including outlying county areas, Desert Hot Springs, part of Cathedral City and Palm Springs.

 

It is our responsibility to provide a safe, reliable water supply to the area we serve while protecting our interests in the State Water Project.

 

Water has been garnering great attention lately due to a statewide drought, legislative action and the media.  We, at DWA, hope that this attention will highlight the importance of our water supplies and water infrastructure.

 

At DWA, we hope to encourage conservation by example. We promote native landscaping through various demonstration gardens in our service area.  We have been recycling water since 1988 for irrigation use—saving us millions of gallons of potable groundwater each year.  We also have a football-field sized solar field where we help generate energy to offset our use.  You can learn more about each of these things by clicking on “Conservation.”

 

The board and staff of DWA take pride in providing our customers high quality water.  Thank you for taking the time to visit our website and learn more about us so we may better serve you.

 

David K. Luker

General Manager

Desert Water Agency

 

News

  • MAY 218 AM Meeting of the Board of Directors, 1200 Gene Autry Trail South, Palm Springs.
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  • MAY 27Desert Water Agency will be closed in Observance of Memorial Day.
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  • Press Releases

  • APR 19To protect its customers and the local economy, Desert Water Agency filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Interior, saying the federal agency overstepped its authority when it adopted a regulation that would cost the water agency nearly $7 million a year and other local agencies millions more in lost revenues, DWA announced today.
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  • OCT  02Desert Water Agency will be flushing pipelines that may cause traffic disruption near Via Esceula and Palm Canyon Drive on October 3, 2012 at approximately 3:30 a.m.
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