YLWD is seeking proposals from qualified firms for independent project management services to implement a new Financial and Human Capital Management (HCM)/Human Resources Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. The District requires a firm experienced in evaluating ERP software vendors and offering valuable input during procurement and implementation.
The Yorba Linda Water District has published its 2026 Water Quality Report, also known as the annual Consumer Confidence Report. This report covers water quality testing from January 2025 to December 2025, unless otherwise specified. As in years past, the water delivered to your home meets or exceeds the standards required by all state and federal regulatory agencies.
The Yorba Linda Water District has prepared the 2025 Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP) and is now available online. This plan updates the District’s water supply assessments, strategies for mitigating water shortages, and includes the 2025 Water Shortage Contingency Plan, designed to prepare for and respond to water shortages for the District’s service area.
The Bill Estimator Tool is a convenient way to estimate your bill based on the adopted rates that would take effect July 1, 2026. Notes
YLWD celebrated the completion of the newly upgraded Timber Ridge Booster Pump Station with a plaque unveiling and ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the completion of a significant $6.2 million project designed to provide improved reliability and emergency preparedness, while ensuring efficiency and consistent water service during everyday operations.
The 2025 Best of Yorba Linda contest featured 403 contenders across 60 categories, representing a wide range of industries, including small businesses, non-profits, public utilities, and more. Among them, Yorba Linda Water District (YLWD) was nominated for Best Utility Services Provider.
YLWD proudly celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and the founding of our nation. In partnership with USA 250–OC, YLWD is honored to commemorate this historic milestone in American history.
On Wednesday, October 8, YLWD hosted Councilwoman Tara Campbell’s Young Civic Leaders Academy, along with Mayor Janice Lim. 19 enthusiastic local high school students with aspirations in public service were welcomed by YLWD Board Directors Brett R. Barbre, Trudi DesRoches, and General Manager Mark Toy.
The Orange County Water District hosted the Orange County Grand Jury on a facilities tour, and YLWD’s J. Wayne Miller, Ph.D. Water Treatment Plant was a featured stop. The tour group began with a brief presentation, featuring insights from YLWD Director Brett R. Barbre and General Manager Mark Toy.
In 2024, YLWD conducted over 23,000 analyses and is proud to report that our water system has always complied with state and federal drinking water regulations and water quality standards. In some cases, we go beyond what is required by providing additional monitoring for contaminants that may have health risks.