Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District

?? Exciting Job Opportunity! ?? Are you passionate about making a difference in the community? Do you love working with schools and engaging with students? ???? We have the perfect opportunity for you! ?? We’re looking for a Community Affairs Specialist to join our team! In this dynamic role, you'll help educate, engage and inspire our community about the importance of water while building strong relationships with schools, stakeholders and customers. As a Community Affairs Specialist, you’ll: ? Develop and lead water education programs for students and the community. ? Collaborate with schools to create interactive and fun learning experiences. ? Design and write engaging materials like brochures, publications and presentations. ? Support outreach efforts that enhance public awareness and customer satisfaction. If you love education, outreach and making a difference, this is the role for you! Join us and be a part of something impactful and fun. ?? Apply at WesaWater.com/Jobs. #Hiring #CommunityAffairs #Education #Outreach

??New episode of the SCUUP podcast is now available! ??? This month, we’re diving into wastewater operations with Daniel Fernandez, Utility Supervisor at the City of Ontario. From keeping things flowing smoothly to tackling industry challenges, Daniel shares insights you won’t want to miss! Check out the episode here ??https://lnkd.in/gWz62xUq?

Join the team that keeps water flowing! Are you looking for a purpose-driven career that makes a real impact? EVMWD has many exciting job openings for passionate professionals ready to shape the future of the water industry! Now hiring: ??Water Quality Technician ??Human Resources Technician ??Wastewater Treatment Operator Be part of something bigger—help deliver safe, reliable water to our community. Visit WesaWater.com/Jobs to apply. #JobOpportunities #Hiring #WaterIndustry

Our General Manager Gregory Thomas moderated a panel this morning for the MURRIETA-TEMECULA GROUP (MTG), which was proud to host a panel of local water agency General Managers for an in-depth discussion on water issues in our region. The conversation covered state, regional, and local challenges, with a thoughtful Q&A that also touched on federal issues. Water continues to play a vital role in our local economy, public health, and environment. Thank you to the panelists for sharing their expertise and insights: Greg Thomas (Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District), Jason Martin (Rancho Water ) Craig Miller (Western Municipal Water District), and Joe Mouawad (Eastern Municipal Water District ). It was a packed house, and we appreciate the GMs for their time and valuable perspectives. #WaterLeadership #WaterManagement #WaterResources #RegionalCollaboration

Construction crews are making great progress on the Lee Lake Wells Project, a key part of EVMWD’s Near Term Water Supply Program. This initiative is fast-tracking water supply projects to ensure a local, reliable, and sustainable water source for our growing region. Once complete, this well will: ? Enhance local water supply ? Strengthen water infrastructure ? Improve operational efficiency ? Support regional growth ? Promote environmental stewardship Stay updated on this and other capital improvement projects: EVMWD.com/CIP?

Our General Manager Gregory Thomas, Director of Government Relations Erin Sasse and Board President Chance Edmonson were in Washington, D.C., advocating for Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District. They met with the offices of Senator Alex Padilla, Senator Adam Schiff, his staff, Congressman Ken Calvert, staff from Congressman Mark Takano, Congressman Darrell Issa and Congresswoman Young Kim, as well as the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Bureau of Reclamation. ? Their focus: securing infrastructure funding and pushing for regulatory reforms that reduce delays, lower costs and allow us to invest in long-term water reliability. Regulations should protect water quality and public health without creating unnecessary roadblocks that make delivering essential services more difficult. ? Federal partnerships and smart policies are critical to ensuring sustainable water solutions for our communities. Advocacy at this level helps shape decisions that impact customers for generations. #WaterInfrastructure #RegulatoryReform #Advocacy #PublicService

?? Happy Government Communications Day! ?? Today, we’re raising a glass, of clean water, to the incredible communications professionals in the water industry who keep our communities informed, engaged and prepared. ?? From breaking down complex policies to crafting emergency alerts, from water efficiency campaigns to crisis response, water communicators do it all! ?? Spreading awareness about water efficiency ?? Capturing the beauty of our water sources through photography and film ?? Shaping messaging on infrastructure and sustainability ?? Keeping the community informed during public emergencies ?? Making H2O go viral on social media ?? Educating the next generation about water through K-12 programs Thank you to our awesome team! Your work keeps the messages flowing as smoothly as our water. ????

In October, EVMWD began construction on the Diamond Regional Sewer Lift Station and Dual Force Mains Project. By installing 3,400 feet of new, parallel sewer pipelines we will improve the system’s capacity to meet future population growth and reduce odors from the existing stations. To date, 80% of the force mains have been installed around Diamond Circle and micro tunneling under the San Jacinto River is scheduled to begin in mid-February. The project is anticipated to be completed by October 2026. Learn more about this project at EVMWD.com/CIP.

You may not always see us advocating on behalf of our communities, but we are. Whether in Sacramento, Washington, D.C., or at local offices, we meet with legislators, build awareness and push for solutions to critical water and wastewater issues. On Monday, Director Matthew Dobler, General Manager Gregory Thomas and Director of Government Relations Erin Sasse attended CMUA Capitol Day to ensure the voices of our customers were heard. They met with Sen. Seyarto, staff from Sen. Caballero, Assembly Member Sanchez, Assembly Member Essayli, and California State Water Resources Control Board Chair Esquivel and Board Member Maguire. Discussions focused on securing infrastructure funding, strengthening water resiliency, supporting ratepayer assistance programs, ensuring affordability and advancing wildfire mitigation efforts. Septic-to-sewer conversions were also a key topic, reinforcing the need for solutions that protect public health and the environment. Advocacy is a year-round effort, and we will continue working with policymakers to secure funding, advance projects and ensure a sustainable water future for the communities we serve.

EVMWD is giving our water system a boost! As part of our ongoing commitment to provide exceptional service, we’re upgrading some of our infrastructure to increase these efforts. This means: ? More Available Water Supply: Increasing our water distribution pipeline allows us to deliver more water, reducing the chance of service disruptions. ? Improved Water Quality: Upgrading our infrastructure helps us maintain better water quality. To learn more about this project, visit EVMWD.com/CIP.