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Read the Agency’s 2020-2021 Annual Report
Zone 7 is committed to delivering safe, reliable, efficient, and sustainable water and flood protection services. This year, the Annual Report is fully online and meets and exceeds the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) compliance and regulation standard
Read the 2020 Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP)
Zone 7 uses the UWMP to help evaluate and plan for the Tri-Valley's water supply needs.
Be Water-Wise with Water Wise Wendy
Visit our Water Conservation section to get tips from our youngest water saving guru for both inside your home and outside in your yard.
Where does our water come from?
Learn more about the journey our water takes from the Sierra Nevada as snowmelt through hundreds of miles of infrastructure to make it to your tap.
The Wondrous World of Water
Dive into the Wondrous World of Water to learn how in the world ozone disinfects water! Our water quality video series takes a look at how Zone 7 provides clean, safe drinking water for the Tri Valley community.
Attend our next board meeting
Our board meets the third Wednesday of every month. Visit our Calendar of Events for agenda and details.
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News & Updates
Zone 7 awarded $16M in funding from Sustainable Groundwater Management grant program
Grant from State Department of Water Resources will offset cost of new Stoneridge facility
Read moreZone 7 upgrades Stoneridge Well with Ion Exchange PFAS Treatment Facility
First facility of its kind in Northern California will remove PFAS from groundwater supply
Read moreZone 7 welcomes teachers back with new Water Academy Rewards program
Program incentivizes teachers to build a new generation of water champions
Read moreMeeting Agendas
Regular Board Meeting
September 20, 2023
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EVERY DROP COUNTS
One of the best ways to cut down on water costs and maintenance is to replace your grass or turf with water-wise and native plants!
Northern California Drought Update
The Tri-Valley has received just 40% of our average amount of rainfall this season.
Did you know most of the Tri-Valley’s water comes from outside our region?
On average, 70% of our water supply is imported surface water through the South Bay Aqueduct.