BUILDING ALLIANCES IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Water is local.Resilience is regional.
RWA serves, represents and aligns regional water providers and stakeholders to improve water supply reliability, availability, quality and affordability.
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WHY RWA EXISTS
One region.
Many providers.
Shared resilience.
The Authority brings water providers and stakeholders together around planning, policy, efficiency and long-term regional reliability.
See regional priorities ↗REGIONAL PRIORITIES
Designed for achangingclimate.
Programs that connect surface water, groundwater, environmental stewardship, conservation and policy.

Plan for the climate ahead.
Local water managers have identified a portfolio of solutions to address climate impacts on regional water supplies.
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A RESERVOIR UNDER OUR FEET
Store water
when it’s wet.
Recover it when dry.
The Sacramento Regional Water Bank is designed to store groundwater in wet years and recover it in dry years, improving regional reliability while supporting environmental needs.
planned storage capacity by 2030 through existing and planned facilities.
Water Bank resources ↗PUBLIC ACCESS
Find it faster.
Meetings, documents and public information should be straightforward to reach, read and understand.
Regional Water Efficiency Program Advisory Committee


WATER EFFICIENCY
Efficiency became
a regional way of life.
Sacramento-area water providers led California in water-use reductions during drought. Residents and businesses contributed 12% of the state’s total savings while representing about 5% of the state population.
DOCUMENTS & TOOLS
Public resources,
made usable.
A clearer path to reports, notices, financial information and regional data.
Read story ↗The Sacramento Region Has a Climate Change Resilience Plan — Now Comes the Hard Part

THE GREATER SACRAMENTO REGION
Water is local.
The future is regional.
2295 Gateway Oaks Drive, Suite 100
Sacramento, CA 95833
(916) 967-7692