As Valley Water prepares for the possibility of El Niño conditions and storm season, we are rolling out new resources to help creekside property owners prepare for flooding, understand their responsibilities and know where to get assistance.
Heavy rain can bring changing creek conditions, including fast-moving water, debris and erosion. For people who live near a creek, preparing early can help protect homes, families and property before storms arrive.
El Niño conditions may bring unpredictable and potentially severe winter weather and flooding to Northern California this year. If you live or own a business in Santa Clara County, especially in a designated high risk flood area, it’s important to take steps now to protect your family, home, and property.
Valley Water is your flood protection partner, and we’re here to help you stay informed, prepared, and resilient throughout the rainy season.
Valley Water has received letters regarding concerns with the Amazon Data Center in Gilroy. To clarify, Valley Water does not have land-use authority or a role in approving or permitting data centers.
As the recycled water wholesaler in South County, Valley Water is responsible for the overall development of the regional system in accordance with our recycled water master planning and South County water supply planning.