Rancho California Water District

38 reviews

+1 (951) 296-6900

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42135 Winchester Rd

Temecula, CA 92590

+1 (951) 296-6900

http://www.ranchowater.com

Rancho California Water District in Temecula, CA is governed by a 70-member elected body, serving as a legal political subdivision of the state.

Operating in accordance with the California Water Code, the district plays a crucial role in managing water resources for the community.

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Reviews

2.038 reviews

Karina C.

11/9/2018

Today i went to the offices of RCWD around 12:45 pm to ask if someone could go to my house because the water pressure was super low, the ladies at the office were very attentive and nice. They...

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Al Lawrence S.

3/5/2025

Rancho Water extorts its customers by arbitrarily telling them how much water they can use in their house and how much land they're allowed to irrigate. Then they use discriminatory tier rates if...

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Jori G.

10/31/2024

Just moved in and got our first bill for $170!! We had a leak and call them for weeks before someone came out! It's just me and a child here. I called to see what came be done about the crazy high...

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Marsi R.

7/1/2024

This is by far the worse special district run company I have ever encountered. I beg for government to take a look into how they are handling accounts and how well they are paying themselves....

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Kaustav A.

9/30/2024

We were renting a house and at the time of move out we didn't have a bill on our online portal. We have since then bought a home and I take pride in the fact that we are on time and sometimes even...

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Metropolitan Water District

The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California is a cooperative of more than 25 cities and water agencies that serves over 18 million people. The district imports water from the Colorado River and Northern California to supplement local supplies, as well as help its members to develop increased water conservation, recycling, storage and other resource-management programs. It maintains a staff of more than 1,850 employees and operates over 400 connections. The district has an audit department that evaluates additions and changes in internal control processes coincident with their development and implementation. The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California has been operational for more than 80 years and maintains a location in Winchester, Calif.