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    Recent water allocation announcements provide an early look at Santa Clara County’s imported water supplies for 2026, as statewide snowpack continues to recover from earlier dry conditions.

    On Feb. 26, 2026, the Bureau of Reclamation announced that initial Central Valley Project allocations south of the Delta are 65% for municipal and industrial use and 15% for agricultural use. For Valley Water, this means about 90,000 acre-feet of water.

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    Snow blankets mountains near the meadow where the California Department of Water Resources conducted the third media snow survey of the 2026 season at Phillips Station in the Sierra Nevada. Photo courtesy of Ken James/ California Department of Water Resources.
    March 5, 2026
    Central Valley Project announces initial allocation; statewide snowpack remains below average

    Recent water allocation announcements provide an early look at Santa Clara County’s imported water supplies for 2026, as statewide snowpack continues to recover from earlier dry conditions.

    On Feb. 26, 2026, the Bureau of Reclamation announced that initial Central Valley Project allocations south of the Delta are 65% for municipal and industrial use and 15% for agricultural use. For Valley Water, this means about 90,000 acre-feet of water.

    Read More
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    February 25, 2026
    Valley Water Board Extends Interim CEO Appointment

    On Feb. 24, 2026, Valley Water’s Board of Directors adopted a resolution extending Melanie Richardson’s tenure as interim CEO, effective March 12, 2026. She will serve in the role for up to one year from the date of her appointment.

    Read More
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    February 24, 2026
    Release of Executive Summaries regarding Valley Water CEO Rick Callender and his response

    On Feb. 24, 2026, Valley Water’s Board of Directors unanimously agreed to waive their privilege concerning the disclosure of the Executive Summaries (Summaries) regarding Valley Water CEO Rick Callender and his response to the Summaries. The investigations were done by the law firm Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo. Read the full Summaries and CEO Rick Callender’s response below:

    Read More
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Valley Water, as a countywide wholesale water and groundwater management agency, relies on local retailers (municipalities and private companies) to deliver water to homes and businesses throughout the county. These retailers enact and implement local water use ordinances and bill their customers directly.  

To confirm who your water retailer is:

  • Click on the city you live in listed below, or
  • Enter your address into this lookup tool

Below you will find helpful links containing information about the following (organized by city or town):

  • Water use rules and tips
  • Where to report water waste
  • Rebates and programs
  • How to read your water meter
  • How to find your water account information and read your water bill

Water Supplier

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

San Jose Water Company

(408) 279-7900

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

Entire City

Blend, primarily:

SCVWD

Chloramine

Remainder:

Well water

Chlorinated

Water Suppliers

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

San Jose Water Company

(408) 279-7900

 

Rules and Tips 

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

South of Hwy 280

SCVWD

(2 wells for backup)

Chloramine

California Water Service Company

(650) 917-0152

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading your Meter (video)

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

From Homestead to Stevens Creek area

SCVWD

Chloramine

Water Supplier

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

Gilroy Community Services Department

(408) 846-0400

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Track and Monitor Your Water Use

Entire city

Well water

Chlorinated

Water Supplier

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

California Water Service Company

(650) 917-0152

Rules and Tips 

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs 

Reading Your Meter (video)

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

Entire city72% SCVWDChloramine
28% Well waterChlorinated

Water Suppliers

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

Purissima Hills Water District  

(650) 948-1217

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter

North to Stanford, east to Los Altos/Palo Alto boundary, south to Neary Quarry and west to south side of Page Mill Road

Hetch Hetchy  

Chloramine

California Water Service Company

(650) 917-0152

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter (video)

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

Remainder of the town

72% SCVWD

Chloramine

28% Well water

Chlorinated

Water Supplier

Water Conservation

Area served

Water source

Treatment

San Jose Water Company 

(408) 279-7900

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs 

Reading Your Meter

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

Entire town

Blend of: 80% surface from Los Gatos Creek watershed

Chlorinated

20% SCVWD

Chloramine

Water Supplier

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

City of Milpitas Community Services

(408) 586-2600

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Water Meter [PDF]

City and remaining industrial tractsHetch HetchyChloramine
SCVWD Chloramine

Water Supplier

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

San Jose Water Company

(408) 279-7900

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

Entire city

Blend of: 80% surface water from Los Gatos Creek watershed

Chlorinated

 

20% SCVWD

Chloramine

Water Supplier

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

City of Morgan Hill

(408) 776-7333

Water Waste Rules

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Track and Monitor Your Water Use

Entire city

Well water

Chlorinated

Water Suppliers

Water

Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

City of Mountain View Public Works

(650) 903-6329

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter [PDF]

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

 

North of U.S. 101 south to Cuesta Dr., east from Sunnyvale and west to Palo Alto/Los Altos border

Hetch Hetchy

Chloramine

 

South of Cuesta Dr. to Mountain View, west to Los Altos border

SCVWD

Chloramine

(West; Well 19) Evelyn to Castro and south along Highway 85 to El Camino Real

(East; Well 20) Moorpark south and southwest to El Camino Real

(North; Wells 21 and 10) Rengstorff west to Mayfield. Gladys west to Farley

Well water

Untreated

California Water Service Company

(650) 917-0152

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter (video)

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

From Grant Road east in small areas around Highway 85

72% SCVWD

Chloramine

28% well water

Chlorinated

Water Supplier

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

City of Palo Alto Utilities Department

(650) 329-2161

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter

Entire city

Hetch Hetchy  

Chloramine

Water Suppliers

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

San Jose Water Company  

(408) 279-7900

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

 

North of Curtner Ave; west of U.S. 101Well waterChlorinated
All areas not served by Great Oaks Water Co. or San José Municipal Water (San José Muni).Surface water from Los Gatos Creek watershedChlorinated
South of Curtner Ave; east of U.S. 101SCVWDChloramine

San José Municipal Water System

(408) 535-3500

Water Waste Rules

Report Water Waste

Water Saving Tips

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter

Alviso, San José, north of Trimble RoadHetch HetchyChloramine
EvergreenSCVWDChloramine
EdenvaleWell waterUntreated
Coyote ValleyWell waterUntreated

Great Oaks Water Company

(408) 227-9540

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter

East of Snell Road, north of southern city limits, west of Coyote Creek, south of Riverview Drive and Monterey Rd.Well waterUntreated

Water Supplier

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

City of Santa Clara Water Department

(408) 615-2000

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

 

Entire city, primarily South of U.S 101Well waterUntreated
North of U.S. 101Hetch HetchyChloramine
Southwest portion of the citySCVWDChloramine

Water Supplier

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

San Jose Water Company

(408) 279-7900

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

Village and downtown hills area

Surface water from Saratoga Creek

Chlorinated

Hwy 85 flat area

SCVWD

Chloramine

Water Supplier

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

Stanford University, Utilities Division

(650) 725-8030

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter [PDF]

Stanford University

San Francisco Public Utilities Commission

 Chloraminated

Water Suppliers

Water Conservation

Area Served

Water Source

Treatment

City of Sunnyvale Public Works Department

 (408) 730-7900

Conservation Programs, Water Usage, and Reporting

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter [PDF]

North of El CaminoHetch HetchyChloramine
Southern part of citySCVWDChloramine
Southern part of cityWell waterUntreated
Irrigation purposesNon-potable recycled water 

California Water Service Company  

(650) 917-0152

Rules and Tips

Report Water Waste

Rebates and Programs

Reading Your Meter (video)

Find Your Account No./Read Your Bill

 

From Grant Road east in small areas to Highway 8572% SCVWDChloramine
28% Well waterChlorinated

Water Suppliers

Water Conservation

Rules

Report Water Waste

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