Water resources are critical to achieve the objectives of the
County’s adopted General Plan in promoting economic prosperity, environmental protection, and our desired rural-agricultural way of life. Facing diverse, yet interrelated water resources challenges, prudent and comprehensive water resources planning is not just a niche service for our County today, but a necessity for the security, sustainability, and economic success of future generations.
In the 2019 WRDMP, EDWA prioritizes several distinct actions that are neither exhaustive nor static. EDWA expects the needs to be flexible, adapting to changing conditions and new developments to ensure adequate water for today and in the future. These actions are designated by the five
Implementation Programs: