Our Commitment to Water Resource Management

The Central San Joaquin Water Conservation District offers a range of essential services to manage, protect, and deliver water resources for the communities we serve. Below, you’ll find an overview of our key services and programs, as well as important resources, forms, and links for stakeholders.

Groundwater Management

Groundwater is a critical resource for our district, supporting agricultural, residential, and environmental needs. Our Groundwater Management Program focuses on sustainable usage and compliance with state regulations.

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Surface Water Services

Surface water plays an essential role in supplementing local water supplies. We ensure effective delivery and compliance with all relevant laws, including federal requirements.

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Education and Outreach

Explore these valuable resources to learn more about water conservation, sustainable practices, and the District’s ongoing efforts to educate and engage our community.

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Dry Well Assistance

The Eastern San Joaquin Groundwater Authority (ESJGWA) offers a Dry Well Mitigation Program for wells that have failed due to groundwater overdraft. Applications are submitted to San Joaquin County Director of Public Works and close February 12, 2027.

If after January 1, 2015, your household well

  • went dry because of low water levels
  • did not meet water quality standards because of over pumping
  • was damaged due to subsidence

You may be eligible for interim bottled water or financial assistance.

For more information, please visit our website or Eastern San Joaquin Groundwater Authority > Resource Information > Programs.

Application packets are available here or from ESJGWA.

Additional Resources

Stay informed with valuable resources and information. From important district documents to external links, this section connects you with the tools you need to stay up-to-date.

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Grower Resources: 

  • California Irrigation Management System has ETo maps and information about trends – CIMIS 
  • State Water Resources Control Board has information on water quality, water rights, and financial assistance – SWRCB
  • PG&E Ag Pump Efficiency Program reviews how pump efficiency affects your costs – PG&E Ag Pump Efficiency
  • PG&E Ag Savings & Rebate has options to help reduce costs – PG&E Ag Savings/Rebate
  • Cal Poly’s ITRC provides Evapotranspiration Data – ITRC Evapo
  • California Water Code governs the sale, distribution, application, and management of water in California – California Water Code