“Water … essential to all life: past, present and future”
Mission
The water and recycled water program provides safe, clean and reliable water for potable, fire protection, and recycled uses. Our water meets or exceeds regulatory requirements and is produced in a cost-effective manner to ensure the health and safety of Oxnard residents and visitors.
Programs
Water Conservation and Education Program protects future water resources through effective conservation practices by providing education and training, funding opportunities, and technical assistance to all City water customers. Activities include public outreach, classes, education, monitoring, and enforcement programs to promote good stewardship and the efficient use of the City’s water resources.
Right now it pays to save. Learn more about how you can save water and money with residential indoor rebates, and turf removal and irrigation efficiency devices rebates as well as commercial rebates available to Oxnard water customers.
Water Production and Treatment Program supplies the City’s water customers with a reliable potable water supply utilizing both imported water and groundwater treated at the Desalter to produce a product that is both aesthetically pleasing and meets or exceeds current Federal and State drinking water standards.
Water Distribution Program is responsible for operation of and maintenance to the City’s system water pipelines and appurtenances, in order to provide high-quality, reliable, pressurized water service to the City’s residents in compliance with all regulatory requirements.
Water Metering Program provides accurate metering, leak detection and customer service to the City’s residents.
Water Resources Program is responsible for long-range water resources planning and enterprise business administration in order to minimize the loss of the City’s existing water supplies to competing uses, advance the development of new water supplies, and ensure stable long-term operations for the City’s water utility customers.
Recycled Water Program provides treatment, distribution, maintenance, and regulatory oversight of the City’s new recycled water system, with the purpose of improving water supply reliability by developing local water supplies and reducing dependence upon imported water.
Water Quality and Cross Connection Control Program is responsible for the quality of the City’s water supplies, from source to treatment to customer delivery. This program minimizes the risk of distribution system contamination from customer activity and maintains the security of water system facilities.
Water Connection Fees Program provides for system expansion and supply development projects due to new water customer impacts and is funded through the Water Resources Development and the Water Capital Facilities fees.
Learn tips, techniques and participate in a hands-on drip irrigation experience you can use in the home landscape.
For more information and to register click here.
Please call Megan Hines, Water Conservation Technician, with any questions.
(805) 200-5378
Join us at the Water Campus on Saturday, October 12, 2019 for a free California Friendly and Native Plant Landscaping Class hosted by the City of Oxnard and Calleguas Municipal Water District. Learn how to design a yard using the four principles of gorgeous and watershed wise landscaping:
- Build A Healthy Living Soil Sponge
- Hold Rainwater on Your Property
- Select Local Native Plants that Minimize Water Use and Maximize Biodiversity
- Control Your Irrigation
The class is free, but registration is required, as seating is limited. Register here or call Oxnard Water at 805-200-5378. For more information about classes and programs go to Oxnardwater.org.
Charlas GRATUITAS
patrocinadas por los
Maestros Jardineros del Condado de Ventura y el Distrito Municipal de Agua de Calleguas, y el Ciudad de Oxnard
Fechas: El tercer Sábado del mes
19 de Octobre de 2019.
Hora: de 9:00 a 11:00 a.m. (check-in a las 8:45 a.m.)
Dónde: Oxnard Historic Farm Park, 1251 Gottfried Place, Oxnard, CA 93030
Quién puede asistir:
Cualquier persona con residencia en el Condado de Ventura
Para registrarse: http://ucanr.edu/survey/survey.cfm?surveynumber=26315
Se necesita asistir:
Los participantes deben traer una copia de la factura actual del agua para su admisión.
Aprenda consejos, técnicas y participe en una experiencia práctica de riego por goteo que puede utilizar en el entorno familiar.
Cosas que necesita saber – ¡POR FAVOR LEA CUIDADOSAMENTE!
Entrada a clase, requiere una copia actual de su factura de agua.
Use protector solar, un sombrero y zapatos cerrados.
Ser capaz de caminar sobre una superficie irregular (mantillo).
Agua potable proporcionada.
Cada clase se lleva a cabo al aire libre y está abierta a los primeros 25 asistentes registrados.
¡Prepárese para aprender de los expertos en jardinería doméstica!
Si necesita cancelar su registro, envíe un correo electrónico a mgvc.customerservice@gmail.com
¿Está tu jardín listo para una transformación? El Programa de Conservación del Agua de Oxnard, con la cooperación del Distrito Metropolitano del Agua, ofrece una serie de cursosde capacitación en paisajes que ahorran agua para clientes residenciales.
* El uso de un enfoque holístico para la jardinería.
* Replantar elementos de su sitio
* Planta correcta en el lugar correcto
* Uso del agua de lluvia como recurso
* Manejo de riego
* Ejemplos de jardines amigables de California
La clase es gratuita, pero es necesario registrarse, ya que el espacio es limitado. Regístrese aquí o llame a Oxnard Water al 805-200-5378. Para obtener más información sobre clases y programas, visite Oxnardwater.org.
Report water waste and leaks
Online at 311.OXNARD.ORG
Water Service Center
(non-emergency issues during business hours)
Phone (805) 385-8136
Fax (805) 385-8137
Water Emergency (24 hours)
Phone (805) 207-0603
Wastewater Emergency
Phone (805) 385-3517
(business hours)
Phone (805) 797-7598
(after hours)
Business Hours
Monday – Thursday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Alternate Fridays 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Last updated September 5, 2019