Valley Center Municipal Water Dist

4 reviews

29300 Valley Center Rd

Valley Center, CA 92082

http://www.vcmwd.org

Founded in 1954, the Valley Center Municipal Water District is a special district, authorized by the state legislature under the Municipal Water District Act of 1911. It is governed by a five-member board of directors selected by voters in their respective divisions to serve four-year terms. In addition to water supply, the district provides wastewater treatment and reclamation services for approximately 2,750 customers through two facilities, Lower Moosa Canyon Water Reclamation Facility and Woods Valley Ranch Water Reclamation Facility. Its water system comprised of more than 40 reservoirs, over 25 pump stations and nearly 290 miles of waterlines.

Reviews

2.54 reviews

Polo P.

12/8/2015

Great customer service and took care of us. Valley Center is a great small town care. Our bill was messed up and they cleared it up right away

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Kevin K.

8/28/2024

The staff's attitude is mediocre and service is subpar because they have no competition. The lady who set up service for me was pleasant. Subsequent interactions were less pleasant. I am bitter...

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Jeremy S.

4/25/2015

Horrible Customer Service! My family and I had moved out of state in January and called and requested that our account be turned off. We had sold our home and had no plans of returning. In March I...

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Brian W.

11/19/2012

Valley Center Water Department let a man and his family of 7 including 2 children 2 diabetics sit in a home with no water for 5 days due to a past due bill of $2900.00 when the man went in to get...

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