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| Department of Water Resources |
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DWR operates and maintains the State Water Project, including the California Aqueduct. The department also provides dam safety and flood control services, assists local water districts in water management and conservation activities, promotes recreational opportunities, and plans for future statewide water needs. |
| Central Coast Water Authority |
The water treatment and conveyance facilities built between 1993 and 1997 to bring State water to Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties comprise the most ambitious and complex public works project ever constructed on California's Central Coast. The project consists of (1) water conveyance facilities built by the California Department of Water Resources (State) and (2) regional distribution and treatment facilities constructed by a cooperative group of local water agencies and cities operating as the Central Coast Water Authority (CCWA).
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| Santa Barbara County Water Agency |
Welcome to sbwater.org, the water conservation website for Santa Barbara County. This website is one of many programs sponsored by the family of Santa Barbara County Water Providers. The family includes the Santa Barbara County Water Agency, cities that provide water within the county, as well as water districts and community service districts. Together, these agencies sponsor programs that promote water conservation and awareness.
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| Cachuma Resource Conservation District |
The Cachuma Resource Conservation District (CRCD) works with local landowners and groups throughout Santa Barbara County to conserve and improve natural resources such as water, soil, and habitat. CRCD provides voluntary, confidential consulting and technical assistance services to local individuals and groups to implement projects. Projects are often related to water quality, irrigation and nutrient management, agricultural community education and outreach, and habitat restoration.
The Cachuma RCD is not a government or regulatory agency. Upon request, CRCD works with individuals and groups to address resource problems that they are facing.
Typical CRCD services include:
· Mobile Irrigation Lab. The Mobile Irrigation Lab conducts on-site irrigation evaluations and tests distribution uniformity for agricultural, turf, and landscaping irrigation systems.
· Erosion Control and Engineering Services. CRCD’s engineering technician can provide engineering and construction support for projects such as drainage ditches, sediment basins, and erosion control structures.
· Bilingual Education and Outreach. CRCD staff conducts workshops throughout the year on a variety of topics including irrigation, fertilizers, pest management, and business management.
· Basic Water Quality and Soil Sampling. These tools help growers analyze their water quality, as well as nutrient content of water and soil to better budget water and fertilizer applications.
· Evapotranspiration and Precipitation Information. CRCD maintains the local CIMIS weather information station hotline. This number is (805) 928-9344 and contains information on recent evapotranspiration and precipitation, which can be used to better manage irrigation.
· Habitat Restoration Services. The CRCD also provides expertise for habitat restoration projects, including stream bank stabilization, "Arizona" crossing removals, and habitat enhancement.
The majority of our services are provided at no cost to the recipient. Current services and fees depend on funding availability. We look forward to working with you to address your specific needs.
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| Cachuma Operations and Maintenance Board |

The Cachuma Operation and Maintenance Board (COMB) is a joint powers agency, and was organized and formed by the Member Units in 1956, pursuant to an agreement with the Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) transferring the responsibility to the Cachuma Member Units to directly operate, repair, and maintain all Project facilities, except Bradbury Dam (which is operated by Reclamation). The Member Units include: City of Santa Barbara, Goleta Water District; Montecito Water District; Carpinteria Valley Water District; and the Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District - Improvement District #1. The Member Units pay all costs associated with the operation of COMB. |
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