Join us for a new fall program of the Water Issues Study Group (WISG) at the Mesa Water Reliability Facility (MWRF) on Saturday, October 21st, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. After more than 30 years, WISG is reformatted to be more convenient while still providing the same quality content and experience for our valued customers and community members.

People of all ages can be Mesa Water Savers! For 13 years, Mesa Water has partnered with Discovery Cube Orange County and the Municipal Water District of Orange County to sponsor water education assemblies for 5th graders at schools throughout our community.

Former Mesa Water District President Ethan Temianka stepped down from our Board of Directors in July to focus on his business opportunities in Columbus, Ohio. Mr. Temianka is president and CEO of Patriarch Properties, a real estate investment company that purchases and redevelops homes to create affordable housing.

For just 5 cents a gallon, you can conveniently fill up your bottle with high-quality drinking water using our new water vending machine at the District.

Due to the District’s dedication to safety, Mesa Water has surpassed four years without a lost-time accident.

To help build a waterful future and ensure the perpetual provision of local, safe, and reliable water for our community, Mesa Water District (Mesa Water®) is studying adjustments to its rates. Continued rising costs of supplying water necessitates adjusting our rates. As responsible stewards of public funds, Mesa Water controls costs by:

Operations crews at Mesa Water put in extra time to keep our infrastructure operating smoothly, with minimal interruptions and the least amount of inconvenience to customers and community members.

As the weather warms up, staying cool is important. Instead of running the hose or sprinklers to get wet, consider an open swim session or diving lessons to cool off:

Rebates are available for homeowners making waterwise upgrades to their yards. On a first-come, first-served basis, removing a thirsty lawn and replacing it with a water-saving option, such as California Friendly or native plants, is eligible for a $1 per square foot rebate (up to $1,000).

Water use increases with summer’s warmer weather and sunny days, making waterwise choices increasingly important. However, water can sometimes be wasted without your knowledge. In order to save both money and water, it is important to check your home system for leaks. Follow the instructions below to be sure!