The Water Replenishment District has made annual budgets available to all stakeholders.

Water Code Section 60233 requires the establishment of a budget advisory committee (BAC) for purposes of reviewing the Water Replenishment District of Southern California’s (WRD) proposed replenishment assessment and operating budget, including reserve funds maintained by the District. The BAC consists of seven (7) members who serve a four (4)-year term and who are elected from among…

The five-year CIP includes new and ongoing projects and is used to describe desired projects and follow an adequate timeline for the review of preliminary planning and design by the WRD Board of Directors prior to establishing a construction schedule. 

The Cost of Service Report is prepared annually by the Water Replenishment District of Southern California to describe the services the District anticipates performing in the coming fiscal year. The costs associated with those services are described using best available information, along with an evaluation of the fair and equitable replenishment assessment necessary to cover those costs. 

The Engineering Survey and Report (ESR) is prepared each year as required by the California Water Code, Section 60300 et seq.  The report determines the past, current, and ensuing year groundwater conditions in the WRD Service Area, including the Central Basin and West Coast Basin.  The report contains information on groundwater production, annual and accumulated overdraft, water levels, projects…

WRD has been awarded the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for outstanding budget presentation and process ten years in a row.

Every month, WRD staff produces a Groundwater Basin Update report for its Water Resources Committee meetings. These reports can be found in the agenda packets for those meetings, but they are also provided here as standalone documents for quick access.

These tables are published monthly to show the amount of groundwater pumper by each pumper every month.

WRD has been monitoring the CBWCB for over 50 years. The annual report presents the most comprehensive information to date utilizing WRD’s network of aquifer-specific monitoring wells and in-depth water quality analysis. The Regional Groundwater Monitoring Program (RGWMP) currently consists of a network of more than 300 monitoring wells at over 50 locations throughout the District. To that end…

This page contains miscellaneous WRD reports.