Tag: Rancho California Water District
EMWD board hears presentation on Southern Wine Country sewer phasing
The non-voting items at the Aug. 19 Eastern Municipal Water District board meeting included a presentation on the Southern Wine Country Infrastructure Phasing Plan.Joe...
Brady tapped to fill Martin’s senior vice president role with Rancho Water board
Rancho California Water District’s Carol Lee Brady was named senior vice president for the utility’s board of directors during a special meeting Thursday, Aug....
Rancho Water board postpones rate increases until July 2021
During a Thursday, Aug. 13, meeting impacted heavily by the sudden death of Danny Martin, senior vice president of Rancho California Water District, earlier...
Rancho Water appoints Kuebler to fill vacant seat
Rancho California Water District’s board of directors unanimously appointed Joseph Kuebler to fill a seat vacated by longtime board member Lisa Herman recently.Kuebler was...
Longtime Temecula winery advocate and RCWD board member, Danny Martin, has died
Jeff Pack
Staff WriterDanny J. Martin, the immediate past president of the Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association (TVWA) and current Senior Vice President of the Rancho...
Rancho Water board approves smaller budget amid COVID-19
TEMECULA – Rancho California Water District’s board of directors unanimously approved a revised 2020-2021 budget. The budget, for the fiscal year beginning July 1,...
Rancho’s Water quality and supply remain unaffected by coronavirus
TEMECULA – With growing concerns about the potential impacts of the coronavirus, Rancho California Water District reassured customers that the quality and supply of...
City approves agreement with water district for use of utility lines moved during interchange...
The Temecula City Council approved a joint use agreement with Rancho California Water District, Feb. 25, for use of water lines that had to...
Rancho Water wins $1.7 million in competitive USBR grant to expand recycled water projects
TEMECULA – Rancho California Water District was one of only five communities in California, Hawaii and Texas to win a competitive grant from the...