Emergency Aqueduct Shutdown

Valley Center Municipal Water District (District) has been advised by its wholesale supplier of an impending emergency shutdown to the treated water aqueduct that delivers water to the western portion of the District.  The aqueduct will be shut down to accommodate repairs to the aqueduct’s pipeline by the San Diego County Water Authority.  This shutdown is tentatively scheduled to begin on Sunday, September 8, 2019 at 10:00 p.m. and remain off for approximately 10 days.  However these dates may be adjusted depending on the severity of the pipeline leak.   The District will notify you of any updates to this schedule. Read more...

Phone Scam Alert

Please be aware that scammers have been targeting utility customers by making automated phone calls claiming to be from the “Water Department”. They are urging you to provide credit card information immediately in order to avoid disconnection for non-payment of your utility bills.  Be advised that Valley Center Municipal Water District does not solicit credit card or any other personal information by phone.  If you receive such a call about your water bill and are unsure whether it is legitimate, please do not provide any credit card or personal information and call the District Office for verification at (760) 735-4502.

Water Supply Reliability Self-Certification Filed with the State Water Resources Control Board

Click Here to review the Water Supply Reliability Self-Certification recently filed with the State Water Resources Control Board confirming that VCMWD has available enough water to meet all domestic, commercial and agricultural water needs at minimum through the end of 2016, and likely beyond. 


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