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Go to MesaWater.org to learn all about Mesa Water and water in general. Our website offers information about your water service, water quality, and ways to save water.

Mesa Water has again earned a “District of Distinction” accreditation from the Special District Leadership Foundation (SDLF), an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes good governance and best practices among special districts statewide. This is the sixth consecutive time that Mesa Water has received this biannual accreditation, requiring a rigorous independent audit of our finances, governance, operations, and transparency over the past three years.

During summer’s dry, hot, sunny days, we want to continue our water-wise ways! While temperatures climb, control your water use with these simple tips:

Whether you have a question about your water bill, water pressure, water conservation, or other requests, Mesa Water’s friendly Customer Services team is here to help in person, online, by phone, and This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

The Mesa Water District (Mesa Water®) Board of Directors’ strategic plan has seven organizational goals, including providing a safe, abundant, and reliable water supply, and practicing perpetual infrastructure renewal and improvement. To achieve these goals, we continually work on maintaining and updating Mesa Water’s infrastructure for optimal performance.

Mesa Water’s social media pages provide updates about our community events, infrastructure improvements, water education activities and tours, ways to be water-wise, and more!

Spring is a good time to freshen up the mulch in your garden. Natural mulch reduces moisture loss in soil, helps prevent weed growth, and puts the finishing touch in a beautiful California Friendly garden!

Since 2013, the award-winning Mesa Water Reliability Facility (MWRF) allows Mesa Water to serve you 100% local, reliable groundwater—a unique achievement in Orange County.

Mesa Water is sponsoring two unique water education programs -- What About Water and Solar Cup -- led by AP Environmental Science teacher Cristen Rasmussen at Costa Mesa High School (CMHS).