025 Urban Water Management Plan-UWMP & Water Shortage Contingency Plan-WSCP

The Citrus Heights Water District is preparing its 2025 Urban Water Management Plan to assess long-term water supply adequacy, future demand projections, conservation initiatives, and the overall reliability of its water system. This plan serves as a strategic framework to ensure sustainable water management by identifying vulnerabilities and opportunities for improvement in resource planning and efficiency. Concurrently, the Water Shortage Contingency Plan will define specific response actions to be implemented during periods of water shortage or supply emergencies, ensuring the district can maintain critical services under stress conditions. Both plans are designed to align with state requirements and promote resilience against drought and other environmental pressures. The planning effort is led by the District’s Engineering team, with primary contacts including Assistant Engineer Tamar Dawson and Director of Engineering Melissa Pieri, who oversee coordination, data analysis, and community reporting. Although the solicitation is listed as a forecast with no formal bidding details, the plans will require technical expertise in hydrology, infrastructure assessment, and regulatory compliance. The work will be conducted in California, with all data and reporting focused on serving the district’s service area. The plans are expected to be finalized and implemented ahead of the 2025 reporting cycle, allowing for public review and regulatory submission.