Mission Springs Water District

Mission Springs Water District Our mission is to provide, protect, and preserve our most valuable resource - water.

MSWD was honored to be awarded the Greater Coachella Valley Chamber - West Valley Organization of the Year at the annual...
06/11/2026

MSWD was honored to be awarded the Greater Coachella Valley Chamber - West Valley Organization of the Year at the annual GCVCC Installation and Business Awards Dinner. 🎉

The special evening celebrated the installation of the 2026 Boards of Directors for both the regional and local chambers and recognized outstanding local businesses and community leaders making a lasting impact throughout the Coachella Valley.

Congratulations to all of this year’s award winners:
Chairman John A. James Lifetime Achievement Award – Dr. Frank Curry
President’s Award – Augustine Band of Cahuilla Indians
East Valley Small Business of the Year — The Place
East Valley Large Business of the Year — Coachella Valley Behavioral Health
Mid Valley Small Business of the Year — Jimmy John’s
Mid Valley Large Business of the Year — Desert Champions / Indian Wells Tennis Garden
West Valley Small Business of the Year — Lulu California Bistro
West Valley Organization of the Year — Mission Springs Water District
Non-Profit of the Year — One Valley Foundation
Public Impact Award — College of the Desert
Volunteer of the Year — Bart Verry, Greater Palm Springs Animal Allies

To view other MSWD awards, visit: mswd.org/awards

06/10/2026

Wash full loads of laundry whenever possible to help save water and energy. A few simple changes can make a big impact over time. đź§şđź’§ For more water-saving tips, visit CVWaterCounts.com/conservation-tips

Great turn out at the The City of Desert Hot Springs Day of the Child event, we are here until 1pm., enjoy our delicious...
06/06/2026

Great turn out at the The City of Desert Hot Springs Day of the Child event, we are here until 1pm., enjoy our delicious award-winning water and the fun activities for the kids! đź’™

06/04/2026

🚨 Water emergency at 2 a.m.? Main break on a holiday? Sewer issue on a weekend?

No matter the time, day, or weather, MSWD is here for you 24/7. Our crews are always on call and ready to respond, because water doesn't keep office hours, and neither do we when it comes to emergencies.

News Release: Mission Springs Water District recently announced its support for Vision for Our Water Future, a statewide...
06/02/2026

News Release: Mission Springs Water District recently announced its support for Vision for Our Water Future, a statewide initiative led by the Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA) to advance a reliable, safe, and affordable water future for California.

The initiative brings together water agencies, business organizations, and labor partners to elevate water as a top priority for state leadership. Developed through workshops and member input, the Vision outlines practical, solutions-focused actions to strengthen California’s water system and ensure long-term resilience.

“We know that water is not a single-sector issue,” said MSWD Board President Amber Duff. “Water is the backbone of our state, it drives our economy, feeds our families, and supports every aspect of our daily lives. Continued investment is essential to ensure a resilient and reliable water future for generations to come.”

California’s water system faces growing challenges from shifting weather extremes, including more frequent droughts and floods, as well as aging infrastructure and increasing statewide demand. At the same time, local water agencies like MSWD are on the front lines of addressing these challenges by investing in infrastructure, conservation programs, and innovative water management strategies.

At the local level, MSWD continues to advance initiatives that improve water reliability and efficiency for its customers, including expanded water conservation programs and infrastructure investments that support long-term sustainability and resilience.

The Vision for Our Water Future identifies four key priorities to guiding state and local collaboration:

• Leading on water by elevating it as a statewide leadership priority
• Protecting affordability through sustainable and predictable funding
• Delivering critical infrastructure to improve system reliability and resilience
• Modernizing water management to enable efficient and science-based decision-making

Together, these priorities provide a framework to strengthen California’s water system so it can meet the evolving needs of communities, the economy, and the environment. On May 18, 2026, the MSWD Board of Directors formally adopted a Resolution of support for ACWA’s Vision, affirming the District’s commitment to working collaboratively with regional and state partners to advance reliable, affordable, and resilient water supplies.

Stay in the know with MSWD! Our May Water Matters newsletter features information about our the annual sewer pre-payment...
05/28/2026

Stay in the know with MSWD!

Our May Water Matters newsletter features information about our the annual sewer pre-payment option, Water Awareness Month, and more. Our monthly newsletter can be found with your paper bill statement and the E-Bill digital statement (scroll down to view) in English and Spanish, or at mswd.org.

Mission lakes Blvd. Traffic Update: May 26 -27 đźš§đź’§Starting late afternoon today, May 26th, Mission Springs Water District...
05/26/2026

Mission lakes Blvd. Traffic Update: May 26 -27 đźš§đź’§

Starting late afternoon today, May 26th, Mission Springs Water District (MSWD) will be performing work to remove the temporary traffic ramps currently in place on Mission Lakes Boulevard.

The ramps are scheduled to be removed this afternoon, with piping materials staged nearby in preparation for overnight work. MSWD crews will begin construction at 12:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 27th, to help minimize traffic impacts, with the goal of completing the work by 6:00 a.m., Wednesday morning. During construction, one lane of traffic will remain open at all times. Traffic control flaggers will be stationed at the work area to safely direct and release traffic, please drive with caution and protect our workers.

This work will require an open trench across Mission Lakes Boulevard at the existing ramp location. Temporary underground piping will be installed below the roadway surface, eliminating the need for traffic obstructions once the work is complete. The trench will be temporarily patched with asphalt. MSWD staff will continue to monitor and maintain the area throughout the remainder of the project until permanent asphalt restoration is completed.

Why this work is important, as part of MSWD’s well rehabilitation projects, crews are increasing system capacity and protecting water quality.

In observance of Memorial Day, Mission Springs Water District will be closed Monday, May 25, and will reopen Tuesday, Ma...
05/25/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, Mission Springs Water District will be closed Monday, May 25, and will reopen Tuesday, May 26.

While our offices are closed, our team is still here for you 24/7 for water and wastewater emergencies, call 760-329-6448.

As we honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice, we wish everyone a safe Memorial Day.

05/22/2026

May is Water Awareness Month, the month is dedicated to recognizing the value of water, conservation, and celebrating the infrastructure that help ensure our communities have safe, clean water. đź’§

From maintaining reliable water systems to educating our community on conservation, every effort plays a role in protecting our precious resource for future generations. Just like Carlos C. from Bella Vista Elementary tells us, small actions can make a big impact when we work together to use water efficiently and responsibly.

We are happy to welcome new hire, Neal Stephenson to the team, who has joined us as a Lead Field Operations Technician. ...
05/21/2026

We are happy to welcome new hire, Neal Stephenson to the team, who has joined us as a Lead Field Operations Technician. Neal has over eight years of experience in water system operations -three of which have been in a lead worker role.

Neal holds a Water Distribution Operator Grade D4, a Water Treatment Operator Grade T2, and a Cross-Connection Control Specialist certification. Please join us in welcoming Neal to MSWD!!!! 🎉

Address

66575 2nd Street
Desert Hot Springs, CA
92240

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+17603296448

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