A Regional Water Agency Since 1954
San Bernardino Valley Local Projects With Regional Impact
The Agency invests in infrastructure and natural systems that support water resilience, habitat restoration, and long-term sustainability.
Mission Statement
To work collaboratively to provide a reliable and sustainable water supply to support the changing needs of the regions people and environment
Upcoming Meetings
A list of upcoming meetings can be found below. Click the link for all meetings and agendas.
Policy and Administration
Regular Board Meeting
USAR WIFA Meeting
Resources and Engineering
Federal Holiday
Jun
09
2026
Scheduled
Board Workshop – Resources/Engineering
02:00PM – 03:00PM
Jun
16
2026
Scheduled
Regular Board Meeting
02:00PM – 03:00PM
Jun
17
2026
Scheduled
USAR WIFA
08:30AM – 09:30AM
Jun
19
2026
Scheduled
Federal Holiday – Agency Closed
07:00AM – 05:00PM
Jul
02
2026
Scheduled
Board Workshop – Policy/Administration
02:00PM – 03:00PM
Jul
03
2026
Scheduled
Federal Holiday – Agency Closed
07:00AM – 05:00PM
Serving the Community
San Bernardino Valley is a special district, which is a unique form of local government created to meet a specific need. The Agency’s responsibility to the public is to ensure the region has a reliable water supply. San Bernardino Valley manages the region’s long-term water supply by importing supplemental water from the California State Water Project (SWP) and by replenishing and managing the local groundwater basins.
Watershed Moments Podcast
Watershed Moments is San Bernardino Valley’s podcast exploring the people, science, and stories behind the region’s water. Each episode features conversations with experts, partners, and community leaders working to protect and manage our water resources. Listen to learn how water shapes our environment, communities, and the future. Available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
San Bernardino Valley Sensitive Species
The Agency helps protect sensitive species and their habitats through conservation efforts that balance environmental stewardship with regional water needs.
Burrowing Owl
*Athene cunicularia*
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Burrowing Owl
*Athene cunicularia*
Size: 7.5-11 inches in length
Habitat: Grasslands, underground burrows
Diet: Insects, small mammals, lizards
Fun Fact: Most female owls are larger, while male and female burrowing owls are the same size
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San Bernardino Kangaroo Rat
*Dipodomys merriami parvus*
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San Bernardino Kangaroo Rat
*Dipodomys merriami parvus*
Size: 9 inches in length, including tail
Habitat: Alluvial fan sage scrub, sandy washes
Diet: Seeds, vegetation, insects
Fun Fact: SBKR can communicate with each other by thumping their hind feet
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Santa Ana Sucker
*Catostomus santaanae*
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Santa Ana Sucker
*Catostomus santaanae*
Size: Adult average 6 inches long
Habitat: River or stream with a variety of coarse substrate
Diet: Algae
Fun Fact: The positioning of their mouth allows them to “vacuum” algae from rocks
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Cactus Wren
*Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus*
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Cactus Wren
*Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus*
Size: 7-8 inches in length
Habitat: Deserts, arid foothills and washes
Diet: Fruit, seeds, insects
Fun Fact: Rarely drinking water, these birds get their liquids from fruit and insects
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Get in Touch
Contact The Team
San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District
380 East Vanderbilt Way
San Bernardino, CA 92408
- Phone: (909) 387-9200
- Fax: (909) 387-9202
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