In 2002, the Integrated Regional Water Management Planning Act was established to encourage local entities to collaboratively establish regional water management groups to improve water quality and water supply reliability to meet the State of California’s overall water needs.

In 2008, the Coachella Valley Regional Water Management Group (CVRWMG) was formed as a collaborative effort led by five water purveyors and one wastewater agency. Through participation in CVRWMG, DWA partners with neighboring agencies to advance projects that improve water supply reliability, protect water quality, and support long-term sustainability. These strategic partnerships strengthen the region’s collective ability to manage water resources effectively. 

For more information on the group go here.