Westlands Water District offices will be closed Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Westlands Water District and the State Water Contractors highlight how updated permits are helping capture more water while protecting fish. Science‑driven operations show reliability and environmental stewardship can work together.
Full statement: https://bit.ly/3ZlgRkN

Regardless of drought, a reliable water supply depends on managing, capturing & storing water in wet and dry years. Low initial allocations, even in wet years, force more groundwater pumping while water flows out to sea. sdfasdfasdfsdf asdfasdfa sdfasd asdfasdf sdfdfddd https://bit.ly/4jPpgqo

Today’s CPI report showed food prices are outpacing inflation. Less water in CA means more costly imports. Reliable water = more U.S. food and lower prices.
🔗 Westlands Economic Report:
https://bit.ly/4qVCrsb
🔗 Today’s CPI Release:
https://bit.ly/3O5zHpr
🔗 Food Import Trend:
https://bit.ly/4qkVJXT

Making the most of the water we have now will be key as California shifts from recent storms to a forecast of warm, dry weather; it’s vital to safeguard every drop.
https://bit.ly/3LwPvF6

In the words of General Manager Allison Febbo, VCIP “is a way to maintain economic viability and support our communities.”
https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/solar/biggest-us-solar-storage-project-california

“Congressman Doug LaMalfa understood that water is the lifeblood of the Valley that allows our farmers to feed the nation.” - Allison Febbo, General Manager

Read our full press release here:
https://wwd.ca.gov/wwd-media/press-release-1-6-2026/