Antelope Valley
More Than Just Water
Reliable water service takes more than what you see at the tap. Across the Antelope Valley, Los Angeles County Waterworks District (LACWD) 40 is continually investing in the infrastructure, maintenance, and improvements that help keep water flowing to homes, businesses, and communities every day. Because it’s more than just water, it’s an investment in the Antelope Valley!
How District 40 Invests in the Antelope Valley’s Future?
Investing in Reliable Water Service
The District is making significant investments to modernize aging infrastructure and strengthen long‑term water supply resilience.
Replacing aging water mains to improve reliability and reduce leaks and breaks.
Expanding water storage capacity to enhance operational efficiency and system resiliency.
Upgrading pump stations and adding backup power to ensure continued operation during outages and emergencies.
Constructing new groundwater wells to increase local supply and improve the balance between groundwater and imported water sources.
Installing new treatment systems to ensure continued compliance with the latest drinking water standards.
Preparing Our Community
Reliable infrastructure also plays an important role during emergencies. District 40 coordinates with local fire departments and emergency response agencies to help maintain fire hydrants, water pressure, and water availability when they’re needed most.
Investing Today for Tomorrow
District 40 has served the Antelope Valley since 1919. Every improvement we make today helps strengthen the water system our customers and communities depend on for the future.
Capital Improvement Projects
Explore some of our Capital Investment Projects below, and discover the value and commitment to safety, behind the work that we do!
Design Projects
Constructions Projects
