Water Treatment

The Water Treatment division is responsible for treating a large portion of WVWD water supplies before they are distributed to our customers. Our water treatment department utilizes a variety of treatment methods, ranging from filtration to Ultraviolet antibacterial systems to ensure your water is safe and of exceptional quality.

Whether your water is pumped from the ground, captured from local sources at Lytle Creek or imported via the California State Water Project, our treatment department uses advanced treatment technologies to ensure customers are receiving clean and reliable water. 

WVWD operates and maintains several treatment plants to ensure that we deliver clean and reliable water to customers. WVWD’s main treatment plant, the Oliver P. Roemer Water Filtration Facility treats surface water from Lytle Creek and the State Water Project. WVWD recently expanded the plant to treat 21.6 million gallons of water per day to meet regional water demands, address water supply reliability and support regional groundwater sustainability management efforts.

Check out the video below to learn where your water comes from and how it is treated. 

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If you would like to learn more about WVWD’s water quality, please visit the water quality department page or read our latest Drinking Water Quality Report. 

If you would like to report any water quality issues, please contact our customer service department at 909-875-1804.