El Toro Water District

From the ETWD family to yours, we wish you a happy and healthy Thanksgiving! Our offices will be closed until Monday, November 30th. If you have a water or sewer emergency, please call (949) 837-7050.

ETWD salutes all military service members and District staff , past and present, for your courageous service protecting this country. We are grateful for your service and sacrifices. #VeteransDay

El Toro Reservoir was built in 1967 to serve the growing population in the District with a capacity of 233 million gallons of safe, reliable drinking water. In 2002, the reservoir was expanded to 275 million gallons and regionalized. ETWD owns and operates the reservoir sharing capacity with Santa Margarita Water District and Moulton Niguel Water District. The reservoir serves the ETWD customers and as emergency storage by our partner agencies. #Celebrating60Years of clean, safe, reliable water!

Please join us for our fourth annual H2O for HOAs. This year, we’re virtual! H2O for HOAs provides HOA Board Members, Community Managers, Professional Landscapers and Residents with education on: Stormwater and Urban Runoff Prevention Water Efficiency Tools & Incentives Various Topics Pertaining to Designing, Financing, and Maintaining Water-Efficient Landscapes Don't miss out on this FREE event!... Register here: bit.ly/VirtualH2OforHOAs See more

Celebrating six decades of service, the District pays tribute to past and present Directors who have been committed to ensuring water reliability, excellence in fiscal management and strategic planning for the future. All have helped shape the District into what it is today. The current Board of Directors consists of five board members, President Mark Monin, Vice-President Mike Gaskins, Director Kathryn Freshley, Director Jose Vergara and Director Kay Havens. Learn more: http://ow.ly/y10l50BEZcF

Our latest Water Views newsletter commemorating 60 years of water service to the community. Read it here: http://ow.ly/FDEc50BDEWT

In 1959, a group of local landowners gathered around the kitchen table of Raymond Prothero Sr. in Lake Forest to discuss a way to bring a more reliable source of water to the community of 125 ranchers encompassing 4,750 acres. On September 26, 1960, the El Toro Water District was formed. The District had the wisdom and foresight not only to serve the immediate of its customers but the future needs of the expected growing community. Today, the District serves 49,000 people encompassing 5,430 acres. http://ow.ly/Ytyc50BC91l

Celebrating 60 years of service today! We are proud to be a "District of Distinction" delivering safe and reliable drinking water, waste water and recycled water services to the communities we serve. We thank our customers for the opportunity to serve you!

FREE Online Landscape Webinars starting September 8th through November 24th! California Friendly and Native Plant Landscape Training Turf Removal and Garden Transformation Workshops For more information and to register: https://greengardensgroup.com/turf-transformation/

The District has received multiple inquiries on spraying for mosquitos. This is a friendly reminder that we do not spray for mosquitos. To report an issue or DIY solutions, please visit the Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District at https://www.ocvector.org/.

Municipal Water District of Orange County Chalk the Walk Art Contest DEADLINE EXTENDED! You now have until TUESDAY JUNE 30th to submit your artwork! #SaveTogether || Contest Rules: https://www.mwdoc.com/wp-conte//2020/05/Chalk-The-Walk.pdf

Free Online Landscape Webinars provided by Metropolitan Water District of Southern California and G3, Green Gardens Group. Space available starting 7/7/20 through 8/25/20. Reserve your spot now at http://ow.ly/ZLyL50A2ngR.

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the men and women who served and made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Our offices are closed today and will reopen tomorrow May 26th. If you have a water or sewer emergency, please call (949) 837-1660.

ETWD and the water community is committed to providing clean, safe and reliable water 24/7. We are here for you. If you have any questions, please call us at 949-837-0660 or email us at [email protected].

Thank you Senator Pat Bates for getting the message out. ETWD continues to ensure our customers have reliable and clean drinking water.

Please remember that only the 3 p's go in the toilet. All other items should be placed in the trash. #wipesclogpipes

Important information regarding ETWD's temporary office closure to the public.