Strategic Plan
Strategic Planning
and Partnerships
The San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation District plans with purpose and invests with discipline. Each goal and partnership reflects a commitment to sound water management, environmental responsibility, and the long-term benefit of the San Bernardino Valley.
Through thoughtful collaboration with public agencies, research institutions, industry, and community partners, the District aligns local action with regional and statewide priorities. These relationships strengthen its ability to recharge groundwater, protect natural lands, and ensure reliable water for future generations.
District
Strategic Goals
Our commitment is to move the District’s public service forward and achieve alignment through purposeful communication, informed decision making, and steady forward progress.
Key
Partnership
Priorities
To advance these goals,
the District works in partnership with:
Local and Tribal Governments: Strengthening coordination with City Councils, Tribal Councils, and the County Board of Supervisors to highlight the shared benefits of District projects.
Research and Academia: Collaborating with the University of Redlands, CSU San Bernardino, Cal Poly Pomona, and other institutions to expand data, research, and innovation in groundwater and habitat management.
Water and Resource Agencies: Partnering with the Groundwater Council, San Bernardino County Flood Control District, and neighboring water agencies to promote regional sustainability and reliability.
Private Industry: Working with aggregate producers to align operations, reclamation, and long-term land planning.
Non-Governmental and Professional Organizations: Engaging groups such as the Endangered Habitats League, Steps4Life, ACWA, and The Wildlife Society to strengthen conservation, policy, and public awareness efforts.
Legislative and Regulatory Partners: Maintaining communication with state and federal representatives to support funding, policy, and collaborative project opportunities.
Conservation Collaborations: Partnering with contiguous Habitat Conservation Plans (HCPs) to advance the “Santa Ana Supershed,” integrating data, funding, and innovation to protect sensitive species and habitats.
Research and Academia: Collaborating with the University of Redlands, CSU San Bernardino, Cal Poly Pomona, and other institutions to expand data, research, and innovation in groundwater and habitat management.
Water and Resource Agencies: Partnering with the Groundwater Council, San Bernardino County Flood Control District, and neighboring water agencies to promote regional sustainability and reliability.
Private Industry: Working with aggregate producers to align operations, reclamation, and long-term land planning.
Non-Governmental and Professional Organizations: Engaging groups such as the Endangered Habitats League, Steps4Life, ACWA, and The Wildlife Society to strengthen conservation, policy, and public awareness efforts.
Legislative and Regulatory Partners: Maintaining communication with state and federal representatives to support funding, policy, and collaborative project opportunities.
Conservation Collaborations: Partnering with contiguous Habitat Conservation Plans (HCPs) to advance the “Santa Ana Supershed,” integrating data, funding, and innovation to protect sensitive species and habitats.