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Water Supply Management in Orange County | OCWD

Learn how OCWD effectively manages and supplements the limited water supply to serve 2.4 million residents and businesses. Explore their initiatives for water reliability, quality, groundwater management, and advanced water purification.

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Water Supply Management in Orange County | OCWD

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  1. Learn how OCWD takes the limited water supply found in nature and supplements it to provide water for 2.4 million+ residents and businesses in Orange County

  2. Serves 2.4 million people • Manages & replenishes OC Groundwater Basin • Ensures water reliability & quality • Protects OC water rights to Santa Ana River • Internationally recognized

  3. 1,100 acres of recharge facilities (44km2) ~ 250,000 afy of recharge into groundwater basin (308 million m3/year)

  4. Advanced Water Purification 100 million gallons/day (MGD) Purifies treated sewer water A new source of water Joint project with OCSD Controversial for its time $623 million Final Phase will add 30 MGD

  5. Expand GWRS • Increase stormwater storage behind Prado Dam • Water efficiency and conservation measures • Explore MET indirect potable reuse project • Explore ocean water desalination.

  6. Tosign up for tours or for more information, visit us at www.ocwd.com. Toreceive our newsletter, please leave your card with our staff member. Questions? Please call 714-378-8244. Facebook.com/OCWaterDistrict @OCWDWaterNews @OCWD

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