2025 Urban Water Management Plan, 2025 Water Shortage Contingency Plan

The Cucamonga Valley Water District has developed the 2025 Urban Water Management Plan and the accompanying 2025 Water Shortage Contingency Plan to ensure reliable water supply for current and future needs across its service area in California. This plan outlines strategies to maintain adequate water resources under varying conditions, including severe shortages, by implementing conservation measures, diversifying supply sources, enhancing infrastructure efficiency, and engaging in regional coordination. The document serves as a proactive framework for managing water scarcity and complying with state regulations, ensuring the district’s long-term resilience amid climate variability and population growth. The plan was officially posted on July 9, 2026, and is managed by the district’s Engineering team, with primary contacts being Engineering Manager Tuan Truong and Deputy Director of Engineering Amanda Coker, both reachable through the district’s engineering department. It applies specifically to the district’s operations within California and reflects a commitment to sustainable water stewardship. Though no solicitation or set-aside details are provided, the plan’s existence signifies a regulatory and operational milestone in water resource planning, with implementation and monitoring activities expected to continue leading up to and beyond 2025.