Who We Are
We are a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization, made up of leaders from a variety of businesses, cities, agricultural groups, labor unions, environmental organizations, water agencies, as well as the general public. Together, we are dedicated to informing and educating Southern Californians about our water needs and our state’s water resources.
Over 35 Years of Service
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Join our nearly 200 members, spanning Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, San Bernardino, Riverside, Ventura, Kern and Imperial counties. The diversity of our membership sets SCWC apart and enhances our influence, giving us the unique ability to take an all-inclusive approach to our efforts as we facilitate productive dialogue and build consensus to solve California’s most critical water issues.
Member Organizations
Issues and Task Forces
SCWC is an authoritative leader on a wide array of California water issues. To accomplish this goal efficiently and effectively, SCWC’s work is guided by Task Forces tackling different aspects of water issues.
Colorado River
Delta Issues
Legislative
Stormwater
Water-Energy
Water Quality
Water Recycling
Latest News
Introducing our “What Matters” Webinar Series
The Southern California Water Coalition announces its new “What Matters” webinar series, designed to provide online exchanges of best practices as water and power utilities, nonprofits, businesses and others grapple with changes to the way we live, work and deliver services.
5 Musts for Climate Resilience Bond
A 2020 Climate Resilience Bond for the November 2020 ballot should include funds for recycled water, land subsidence, implementation of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act and more.
Introducing our “What Matters” Webinar Series
The Southern California Water Coalition announces its new “What Matters” webinar series, designed to provide online exchanges of best practices as water and power utilities, nonprofits, businesses and others grapple with changes to the way we live, work and deliver services.
5 Musts for Climate Resilience Bond
A 2020 Climate Resilience Bond for the November 2020 ballot should include funds for recycled water, land subsidence, implementation of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act and more.
Upcoming Events
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Human Resources Matters
Tips and best practices for working and managing remotely
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May
Money Matters Webinar
Infrastructure financing during the coronavirus COVID-19 crisis
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