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Western Municipal Water District

Western Water supplies water and wastewater services directly and through other agencies. Its elected board governs the district; retail service areas and voting divisions serve different purposes.

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Data coverage
StateCalifornia CountyRiverside County Special districtWestern Water
Western Water’s five electoral divisions
Electoral divisions
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Five electoral divisions from the district’s official 2022-plan GIS, retrieved August 20, 2026. This is not a retail water or wastewater service-area map.

District facts

Stats

Elected directors5One director for each division
Regular term4 yearsStaggered terms
Regional footprint527 sq. mi.District-reported service area
Serving the region since1954District history

District facts ↗ · Governance ↗

What the district does

Services & responsibilities

Generated illustration of a water-supply aqueduct and reservoir among dry hills.

Wholesale water

Water supplied through partner cities and agencies. Your household’s retail provider may be another agency.

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Direct services

Water, wastewater and recycled water services depend on location. The district supplies customers directly in some communities.

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Public oversight

The elected board oversees district affairs. Budgets, capital plans and meeting records show the decisions behind those services.

Service descriptions ↗ · Board responsibilities ↗ · Images are generated illustrations.

Where it serves · who represents you

Service area & board

Western Water serves the region directly and through partner agencies. Its five electoral divisions each elect one director. Use the map or list to explore the board.

Western Water electoral divisionsGold: selected or previewed area
How service areas and voting divisions differ

The map shows electoral divisions from the district’s official 2022 plan. Retail water, wastewater and wholesale service coverage are separate; confirm the provider for a specific address with the district.

Western Water reports nearly one million people served directly and indirectly and approximately 25,000 direct residential and business water connections. Connections are not a count of people.

Official service overview ↗

Electoral boundaries retrieved August 20, 2026. Board roster and published term endings checked September 11, 2026. Official division locator & director biographies ↗

District elections

Elections

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Ballot status comes from the August 7, 2026 county snapshot (August 8 UTC). Open an election page for its source records. Official election information ↗

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Completed election

Completed elections

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Public participation

Meetings

Regular board meetings

Follow the Board of Directors

Agendas explain what is proposed; approved minutes record what the board decided.

Regular schedule1st & 3rdWednesday · 9:30 a.m.
When
First and third Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.
Where
14205 Meridian Parkway, Riverside
Before attending
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Decisions and public recordsPast meetings
Meeting summaries and recorded votes have not yet been added. Browse the official archive for available agendas and minutes.

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Attend or follow a meeting

Each agenda includes the meeting location and public-comment instructions. Earlier records can be requested through the board secretary.

Agendas, minutes & public comment ↗

Public money and service results

Budget & performance

Adopted plan

2026–2028 budget

Operating plans and capital improvements for the district.

AdoptedJune 3

2026 · Board adoption

Day-to-day services

Operating budgets

Review the district’s planned spending for water supply, customer services and ongoing operations.

Operating budget records ↗
Long-term infrastructure

Capital improvements

Follow planned investment in district facilities and systems through the capital improvement program.

Capital improvement program ↗
Service performance

Water quality

Review annual drinking-water quality reports for the systems serving district customers.

Water quality reports ↗

Budgeted spending, actual spending and service outcomes are separate measures. Multi-year comparisons have not yet been compiled.

Local reporting

News

Independent reporting and district announcements.

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Records and reference material

Sources

Official records, source dates and the remaining gaps in this page.

Current assessment Partial coverage

Current governance, electoral divisions and official records are available. Historical results, service-specific boundaries, financial trends and meeting decisions remain incomplete.

Records checked September 11, 2026 · coverage assessed August 9, 2026
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