Studies and Plans
Summary of the Victorville Water District's Studies and Plans
The City of Victorville maintains several key planning documents that guide the long‑term management, reliability, and sustainability of the City’s water resources and infrastructure. Together, these plans ensure the City can meet current and future water needs, support development, and maintain high‑quality service for the community.
Water Master Plan
The Water Master Plan provides a comprehensive evaluation of the City’s water distribution system. It identifies system needs, evaluates capacity and performance, and outlines the improvements and investments required to maintain reliable water service as the community grows.
Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP)
Updated every five years, the Urban Water Management Plan ensures the City can meet long‑term water demands through effective planning, conservation, and resource management. It evaluates water supply reliability under normal, dry, and drought conditions and demonstrates compliance with state water planning requirements.
Water Rate Study
The Water Rate Study evaluates the financial needs of the water system to ensure water rates are fair, transparent, and sufficient to support operations, maintenance, and future capital improvements. It provides rate alternatives that help maintain long‑term financial stability.
Recycled Water Master Plan
The Recycled Water Master Plan outlines strategies to expand the City’s recycled water system to promote sustainability and reduce dependence on potable water supplies. It identifies new users, expansion opportunities, and capital improvements to increase the use of drought‑resistant recycled water.
Water Shortage Contingency Plan (WSCP)
The Water Shortage Contingency Plan provides a structured, staged approach for responding to droughts, supply interruptions, and emergency water shortages. It includes conservation measures, communication strategies, and emergency procedures to help the City maintain reliable service during shortage events.