As we work together to get through this global health crisis, Valley Water remains focused on continuing to deliver safe, clean water to our community, and protect residents and businesses from flooding. The COVID-19 virus is not impacting the safety of your drinking water, or our ability to supply water in Santa Clara County. Under

By Tony Estremera, representative for District 6 Since late February, Valley Water has closely monitored the COVID-19 crisis to ensure our organization continues to perform its primary functions of delivering safe, clean water to Santa Clara County, and providing flood protection to homes and businesses across our community. Over the past several months our organization

By John L. Varela, representative for District 1 As our community continues to respond to the COVID-19 global health crisis, Valley Water remains focused on continuing to deliver safe, clean drinking water to our community, and protect homes and businesses from flooding. During this unprecedented time, Valley Water and its project contractor Graniterock Company are

The National River Cleanup Day scheduled in May is canceled due to the current public health crisis, but we can still do our part in protecting our waterways and the environment. Join Valley Water’s team of over 50 Adopt-A-Creek partners who steward sections of the 275 miles of creek owned by Valley Water in Santa

People walking along the Coyote Creek trail this month might notice an increased flow of water in the creek. The increase is not the result of a late spring storm. Valley Water has opened the radial gates at the small dam that impounds water in Coyote Percolation Pond (also known as Metcalf Pond) just north

As the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic spread throughout Santa Clara County in March 2020, Valley Water’s emergency work to repair the Milpitas Pipeline continued, underscoring the importance of essential workers. Requiring a multi-agency coordination to ensure the residents and businesses in north San José and Milpitas have a reliable supply of drinking water, Valley

As the world copes with COVID-19 and adheres to Shelter in Place order, many organizations and businesses transitioned to new methods to connect with members, customers, stakeholders and the community.  Zoom, Google Hangout and other virtual platforms are helping to make it all possible. In response to the temporary new normal situation, Valley Water pivoted

Building a modern-day dam to help provide safe, clean drinking water for residents of Santa Clara and San Benito counties is a tremendous undertaking. The proposed expansion of Pacheco Reservoir, located approximately 60 miles southeast of San Jose, includes the construction of an earthen dam upstream of the existing dam, a pump station, a pipeline