Virtual Workshop to be held July 25

Join SCV Water on Monday, July 25, 2022, 6-8 p.m., to learn about and provide input on our  Sustainability Plan. The Plan will focus on effective and efficient organizational resource management with the goal to work toward sustainable operations.

In this virtual public workshop, participants can learn about the Agency’s sustainability efforts and have an opportunity to provide feedback on the sustainability planning process. The workshop also offers the public an opportunity to ask questions and provide input.

To register for the workshop, visit the website.

The Plan will outline strategies and actions that align with our key business sectors and core  operational pillars:

Core Operational Pillars 

• Reliable and Resilient Operations
• High-Quality Water & Resources Sustainability • Cost-Effectiveness & Efficiency
• Transparency & Accountability

Key Business Sectors • Energy & Transportation • Water

• Materials & Waste • Land & Ecosystems • People
• Infrastructure & Assets

“We are committed to making SCV Water a sustainable water agency and we welcome the public’s input of what they would like to see as part of our plan,” said Sustainability Manager Matt Dickens.

Once completed, the Sustainability Plan will be a comprehensive roadmap that will measure and track our sustainability performance by analyzing current sustainability efforts, historical energy,  water, and other resource consumption, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, preparing a forecast of future GHG emissions, setting a reduction target for reducing emissions consistent with applicable state policies, and identifying strategic investments and impactful sustainability projects SCV Water can implement to improve its sustainability status in support of our mission and vision.

The Plan is anticipated to be completed by August 2022.

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