This month, Soquel Creek Water District wrapped up construction for its Moosehead Drive Water Reliability and Fire Improvement Main Replacement Project. Read more on Moosehead...
After a series of winter storms, it’s tempting to think our water supply is set for the year. Creeks are flowing, hills are green, and rain barrels may even be overflowing.
So does all that rain solve our water challenges? Not quite Read more about Spring...
Love stories don’t always come with grand gestures. Sometimes, they show up quietly — day after day — in the form of reliability, care, and commitment. Read on...
As I begin this year’s term as President of the District’s Board of Directors, I want to thank our community for recognizing the vital importance of water and for supporting our shared efforts to protect the Santa Cruz Mid-County Groundwater Basin. Continue reading...
As we prepare to welcome a new year, I’ve been reflecting on just how transformative 2025 has been for Soquel Creek Water District, our customers, and our regional partners. Read on...
November invites us to slow down, reflect, and appreciate the many blessings that flow through our lives. For many of us, Thanksgiving is more than a holiday — it’s a reminder to pause and express gratitude for the simple things that sustain us every day. Read on...
Soquel Creek Water District has been named the Medium Agency of the Year by WateReuse California as part of the prestigious 2025 WateReuse California Awards for Excellence. Read more about the award...
When you turn on the tap in your kitchen, fill a glass of water, or watch your kids run through the sprinklers, it might feel like magic — clean, safe water always there when you need it. But behind every drop are dedicated people, working every day. Read more on water professionals week...
September is National Preparedness Month — a time when communities across the country are encouraged to take steps to be ready for emergencies like wildfires, earthquakes, and power outages — all of which can affect our access to clean water. Read on...
In the early 1960s, amid growing concerns over flood control and water management in California’s developing coastal communities of Santa Cruz County, residents of Soquel and its neighboring beachside towns took decisive action. Read on...
We are introducing a simpler, more predictable billing schedule starting in July! All water bills will now have a fixed due date on either the 1st or 15th of the month. Read more about the new bill dates...
We’re excited to announce the launch of our brand-new Board Meeting Portal! This easy-to-use, online platform gives the public quick access to meeting agendas, packets, minutes, and other key materials. Read on...
California’s public water systems operate in one of the most regulated water environments in the nation. These regulations are aimed at ensuring public health, environmental protection, and sustainable water supply management. Read more about California's regulations...
We’re proud to share that Soquel Creek Water District met all state and federal drinking water standards again this year. Read the report to learn more about the quality of your water and how we ensure its safety. Download now
Ensuring a safe, clean, and reliable water supply for our community is a year-round commitment for the Soquel Creek Water District, and 2025 will be a particularly productive year as several critical Capital Improvement Projects (CIPs) take center stage. Read on...
Soquel Creek Water District has received the Organization of the Year Award from the Santa Cruz Area Chamber of Commerce, presented at its Annual Community Recognition Gala event on April 3, 2025. Read more about the award...
Every April 22, people around the world come together for Earth Day, a movement dedicated to environmental protection and sustainability. Read more about earth day...
It’s important that water agencies don’t just manage water—they must also protect it. Water is more than a resource; it’s a lifeline, a force of nature, and a responsibility that requires a team of skilled, dedicated heroes. Read more about water careers...
As a water agency, we see firsthand the vital role water plays in every aspect of life—from meeting daily needs (cooking, cleaning, and bathing), growing food, irrigating parks, and protecting communities in times of crisis. Read more...
We’re on the cusp of starting operation of the Pure Water Soquel GW Replenishment & Seawater Intrusion Prevention Project, fulfilling our promise of a new, safe, reliable water source. This truly marks the start of a bright, new era for our water supply. Read more about new era...
As California faces the realities of climate change, its precious water resources are under increasing stress. With shifting precipitation patterns, the challenges for water agencies like Soquel Creek Water District are becoming ever more complex. Read on...
Yesterday, the Soquel Creek Water District and nearly 200 attendees celebrated the completion of construction on its new advanced water purification center. Read on...
As winter approaches, it's crucial for residents of Santa Cruz County to prepare their homes and gardens for the cooler, wetter months ahead. Read more on preparing for winter...
