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Jurupa Valley and Eastvale small business owners that have been adversely affected by COVID-19 can apply for Riverside County's Assistance Grant Program June 3-19, 2020.

JCSD is committed to providing customers with safe, reliable water and other essential services. While operations are not quite, “business as normal,” Coronavirus will have no impact on the quality or supply of tap water.

The tank is approximately 85 feet in diameter by 40 feet high, providing 1,700,000 gallons of water storage. By relining the inside, the service life will be extended 25 years.

On May 27th, at Armstrong Road & Karen Lane at 9:00pm-5:00am as well as two tract developments off Granite Hill Drive...

#KeepItFlowingIE is the Social Media hashtag that JCSD and Riverside’s six other water/wastewater districts will be using collaboratively in a campaign...

Keep Fats, Oils, and Grease Out of the Drain. Here's why...Keep Fats, Oils, and Grease Out of the Drain. Here's why...

The 2020 “Water is Life” Student Art Contest has started. The theme this year is, “Water Conservation and Stewardship.”

Mira Loma B and Indian Hills 2A Reservoir Coating, Benedict Reservoir, Sky 2 Lift Station Conversion, Regional Lift Station Facility Upgrades...

Congratulations to our own Director of Engineering and Operations, Chander Letulle, for receiving the Water Environment Federation (WEF) Membership Association’s Hatfield Award!

Established in 1993, this annual event is celebrated every March 22nd to bring awareness about the importance of freshwater.