YLWD is proud to report that we had zero water quality violations in 2022. Our dedicated Water Quality staff continually monitors and collects water samples to ensure you have safe and reliable water right to your tap, every day!
Yorba Linda Water District is accomplishing great things when it comes to water treatment! This year, YLWD was honored at The American Society of Civil Engineers Region 9 Awards Ceremony and won the Outstanding Water/Wastewater Treatment Project in the State of California for our Ion Exchange PFAS Water Treatment Plant!
Retired Two-Star U.S. Army General with expertise in civil and environmental engineering takes the helm at YLWD.
On Sunday, July 3, 2022, a Yorba Linda Water District’s helicopter hydrant was activated and used by CAL FIRE, and Los Angeles County Fire Department to contain a wildland fire in Chino Hills State Park.
Starting June 16, we ASK customers VOLUNTARILY to reduce water use by 20%.
YLWD does not have specific restrictions on your water use. You can decide the best way to conserve.
In response to Governor Newsom’s Executive Order, the State Water Board has adopted an emergency regulation for urban water conservation. The regulation requires YLWD to enter Level 2 of the WSCP and prohibits commercial customers from watering nonfunctioning grass.
OCWD and the YLWD won Outstanding Water Project and Project of the Year.
$500,000 was secured for a helicopter hydrant we will place in the Wildland Urban Interface Zone bordering Yorba Linda.
We are committed to working with customers who have outstanding balances by offering payment plans.
The Orange County Water District and the Yorba Linda Water District are operating the nation’s largest ion exchange treatment plant.