Contact

Department of Public Works

Emergency After Hours Hotline:
(805) 504-2708

Water Conservation Hotline:
(805) 583-6420

Customer Services for Water Service or Billing:
(805) 583-6736

2020 Urban Water Management Plan - Water Shortage Contingency Plan

The Urban Water Management Planning Act requires every “urban water supplier” of a certain size to prepare and adopt an Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP) at least once every five years. Ventura County Waterworks District No. 8 serves water to a portion of the City of Simi Valley and adjacent unincorporated areas southeast and north of the City Boundary. The UWMP is a planning document in which water suppliers evaluate and compare their water supply and reliability to their existing and projected demands.

On May 17, 2021 the Board of Directors of Waterworks District No. 8 (Board) adopted the 2020 Urban Water Management Plan and 2020 Water Shortage Contingency Plan.

2023 Water Quality Report

The 2023 Water Quality Report is now available. The City of Simi Valley/Waterworks District No. 8 (District) is committed to providing you a reliable supply of safe, cost-effective, high quality drinking water.

The report provides information on where your water comes from, what it takes to deliver water to your home and/or business, and the importance of protecting our precious water resources. Consistent with the City Council's policy of transparency with the community and the public, the report raises awareness of your water quality and as in years past, provides assurance that the water provided to you, your family, and your community is high quality and safe.

Waterworks Services

Waterworks Services in Simi Valley are currently provided through two suppliers of water: Golden State Water Company and City of Simi Valley/Waterworks District No. 8. Approximately sixty percent of the City is served by the District, which is managed by the City with the City Council serving as its the Board of Directors. The Golden State Water Company is a private company, which provides water service to the other forty percent of the City. Who is my water provider?

The District delivers over 23,000 acre feet annually to 24,000 service connections. In addition to 40 storage facilities, such as water tanks, the District has 2,700 fire hydrants, 18 pump stations, and 357 miles of water pipes in its system. The main source of water for the District is through Calleguas Municipal Water District. The District also owns two wells in the Tapo Canyon area, which supply water to the Tapo Canyon Water Treatment Plant.

District customers may be eligible to receive water efficiency rebates through the Metropolitan Water District's Residential Rebate Program. Please visit our Water Conservation page for additional information about rebates.

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