2025 Urban Water Management Plan, Water Shortage Contingency Plan

The 2025 Urban Water Management Plan outlines Rowland Water District’s strategic approach to securing reliable water supplies for current and future needs across all potential supply scenarios, including periods of significant water shortage. The plan includes a detailed Water Shortage Contingency Plan that establishes responsive measures to manage and mitigate impacts during drought conditions, ensuring continuity of service to customers through tiered conservation actions, supply allocations, and operational adjustments. It reflects the district’s long-term commitment to sustainable water resource management in alignment with state water regulations and evolving environmental conditions. The plan is developed and maintained by Rowland Water District in California, with oversight and coordination led by General Manager Tom Coleman, who serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries and implementation guidance. While no formal solicitation number or procurement details are provided, the document is publicly accessible and serves as a required regulatory tool under California’s water planning mandates, ensuring transparency and accountability in water use planning. The plan’s adoption and execution are critical to maintaining compliance with state requirements and safeguarding regional water resilience under increasing climatic and demographic pressures.