United Water Conservation District is a proven leader in managing and protecting the water supply in California's central Ventura County. With a history dating back to 1950, the district works tirelessly to ensure a sustainable water future for the region. United Water collaborates with partners at the local, state, and federal levels to maintain and preserve the area's water system while prioritizing environmental protection.

The district offers a wide range of services and facilities to effectively manage water resources. These include administration, engineering, environmental water resources, operations and maintenance, and parks and recreation. United Water is also actively involved in governance, with a dedicated board of directors and various committees to oversee legislative policy and platform, finance, water resources, engineering and operations, and outreach.

United Water Conservation District is committed to regional sustainability. They are involved in various projects, such as the State Water Project, extraction barrier implementation, brackish water treatment, and dam safety improvements. The district also focuses on groundwater management and implements the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act.

Furthermore, United Water provides community resources such as the Lake Piru Recreation Area, Piru Creek, and whitewater boating opportunities. They also conduct vital initiatives like quagga mussel control and bird watching programs. Overall, United Water Conservation District strives to manage, protect, conserve, and enhance water resources for the benefit of all users in the district's jurisdiction