Water reliability is the backbone of Zone 7’s relationship with
the Tri-Valley community. We are the trusted conveyor of surface
water for the region from the State Water Project and the state
appointed guardian of our groundwater basin – roles we do not
take lightly. We have a responsibility to our region not only to
supply today’s residents with reliable water, but also to make
sure future generations have that same level of trust in Zone 7.
Securing our water supply comes from a multitude of strategies,
from managing our water rights for the mountain snow melt that
comes to us through the Bay-Delta, to adding alternative
conveyance infrastructure, and from building out the Chain of
Lakes to capture and replenish our groundwater basin, to focusing
on stormwater storage and conservation efforts. No matter the
initiative, Zone 7 is working to ensure the Livermore-Amador
Valley will have a long-term sustainable water supply. With
careful strategic planning and sound investment, we are
increasing our storage capacity and diversifying our water
sources so that we are able to provide the Tri-Valley water it
can rely on, now and in the future.
Bay Area Regional Desalination Project FAQ
