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One of the biggest steps Mesa Water has taken in continuing to provide safe, local and reliable water to the community was the completion of the Mesa Water Reliability Facility (MWRF) in 2012. The facility features two water wells, which pump raw water from deep below ground. The water arrives with an amber tint and meets all water quality standards. Using nanofiltration technology, the organic color is removed producing clear water for our customers. 

Mesa Water was reaccredited as a “District of Distinction” by the Special District Leadership Foundation (SDLF) for its sound fiscal management policies and practices in district operations. The accreditation is one of the most prestigious awards in local government in the state. Mesa Water also received the SDLF’s District Transparency Certificate of Excellence for outstanding efforts to promote transparency and good governance. 

Mesa Water, along with long-standing partner, T2 Tech Group, an industry-leading IT consulting, advisory and project management services provider, came together to donate 70 gently-used computers to two Southern California-based nonprofit organizations. 

Here are a few easy tips to be water-wise in the fall: 

• Upgrade your old showerheads and faucet aerators with high-efficiency faucets. 
• Check your toilets for leaks; replace your old one to get rebates. 
• Do full loads of laundry, and use cold water if possible – this saves water and power. 

Mesa Water provides free water saving devices and leak detection; please contact our Customer Services department at 949.631.1200. A Mesa Water team member can visit, identify a potential leak, and recommend next steps.

In celebration of California Water Professionals Week, October 6-14,Mesa Water would like to recognize our outstanding Water Operations team for ensuring customers receive 100% safe, local, and reliable water 24/7.

In celebration of its 60th Anniversary, Mesa Water District (Mesa Water^®) is looking to promote water awareness and nurture creativity as it launches the 2020 Mesa Water Matters Video Contest for high school and college students in its service area. Three winners will receive the following cash prizes: 1st place: $500, 2nd place: $300, and 3rd place: $200. 

Fixing leaks can achieve significant water savings. You might have a leak if:

• You’ve noticed an increase in the amount of water used on your billing statement with no explanation.

• Have a plumbing fixture that runs and doesn’t stop.

• Have water pooling in specific locations.

Instructions to determine if you have a leak are available at MesaWater.org/WaterQualityReport. Also, check out our free Water-Wise House Call program, at MesaWater.org/Save-Water.

Mesa Water District (Mesa Water®) is dedicated to providing you 100% clean, safe, and reliable water. As we work together to soon reopen our community, we encourage business and property owners whose facilities have remained unoccupied to prepare their facilities for returning staff by flushing their internal water system prior to occupancy.