United Water

Aerial View Lake Piru and Santa Felicia Dam
Row Crops Irrigated by Groundwater in the Piru Basin
Santa Felicia Dam Fish Flow Release
Lemon Trees Irrigated by Local Groundwater
Boating on Lake Piru
Agriculture Irrigation Well at Saticoy Spreading Grounds
Freeman Diversion Dam following rare heavy rain in 2008
Saticoy desilting basin following a January 2019 rainfall

What’s New

Following guidance from the CDC, recommendations from local, state, and federal public health officials, and in accordance with the Governor’s executive orders, the District has made the determination to temporarily close Lake Piru until further notice out of an abundance of caution.

MULTI-AGENCY COLLABORATION HELPS RESOLVE SERVICE ISSUE -- Emergency Connections Assist Private Mutual Water Companies

Updated Notice of Preparation of a Draft Environmental Impact Report for United Water Conservation District’s Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan and Associated Facility and Operations Modifications

United Water Conservation District works to manage, protect, conserve and enhance the region's water supply. Through careful monitoring and management, United maintains the water resources of the Santa Clara River, its tributaries and associated aquifers, in an environmentally balanced manner.

In an average year, United is able to recharge area aquifers with nearly 100,000 acre feet of water. This represents enough water to provide for close to 200,000 families for one year.

Community

March 30, 2020 - UWCD Special Board Meeting Agenda

NOTE NEW HEADQUARTERS LOCATION

1701 Lombard St., Oxnard, 93030

Water Sustainability Summit

February 2019 Tour of UWCD's Freeman Diversion

UWCD Operations and Maintenance Team

A Day at Lake Piru