The Mesa Water District (Mesa Water®) Board of Directors’ strategic plan has seven organizational goals, including providing a safe, abundant, and reliable water supply, and practicing perpetual infrastructure renewal and improvement. To achieve these goals, we continually work on maintaining and updating Mesa Water’s infrastructure for optimal performance.

Mesa Water’s social media pages provide updates about our community events, infrastructure improvements, water education activities and tours, ways to be water-wise, and more!

Spring is a good time to freshen up the mulch in your garden. Natural mulch reduces moisture loss in soil, helps prevent weed growth, and puts the finishing touch in a beautiful California Friendly garden!

Since 2013, the award-winning Mesa Water Reliability Facility (MWRF) allows Mesa Water to serve you 100% local, reliable groundwater—a unique achievement in Orange County.

Mesa Water is sponsoring two unique water education programs -- What About Water and Solar Cup -- led by AP Environmental Science teacher Cristen Rasmussen at Costa Mesa High School (CMHS).

Mesa Water proudly announces advancements by two Operations Department employees— Detlef Goris and Tyler Jernigan.

To achieve the mission of satisfying our community’s water needs, Mesa Water District is guided by a strategic plan with seven goals, including the goal to provide outstanding customer service. As part of this goal, Mesa Water® has implemented new surveys to measure and improve our interactions with you…in-person, online, and via phone.

Mesa Water’s proactive Pipeline Integrity Testing Program provides efficient water system replacements by using science and technology to protect our current and future water service to customers.

This winter, remember to reprogram your irrigation timer to water less, and turn off your sprinklers when it rains and 48 hours after!

Mesa Water thanks you for embracing the importance of being efficient with your water use. This spring, we are hosting a FREE landscape workshop that will focus on turf replacement and water-wise landscapes.