We Have Regional Challenges To Our Water Supply:

• We need to address the impact of a drought to our region.
• We need to develop water storage facilities.
• We need to develop sources of alternative water supplies.
• We need to increase water education outreach programs.
• We need to agressively promote water recycling and conservation programs for municipal and industrial use.
• The water district needs to introduce a water utility audit program district-wide.
• We need to address the infrastructure needs and system reliability of our cities.

To Meet Those Challenges I Will:

• Increase efficiency and reduce cost by contracting out specific services that can be done by service providers.
• Team up with other regional water agencies to share expertise and resources.
• Work collaboratively with local officials in seeking state and federal monies for infrastructure and system reliability needs.
• Develop a water education outreach program and work with metropolitan water district to leverage our resources.
• Ensure that the workings of the board and district are trasparent to the communities that we serve.
• Encourage feedback and provide timely communication to our residents through better use of technology and the web.
• Expand our recycling and conservation efforts throughout the district.
• Continue to demand fiscal responsibility so that are tax dollars are prudently spent.
• Work to make sure that our water is safe, reliable and cost efficient.