The Santa Clara Valley Water District is a government agency located in California that manages water resources in Santa Clara County. The district was established in 1929 and is responsible for providing safe, reliable, and affordable water supplies to its customers. It manages many programs such as flood protection, groundwater management, water conservation, and water quality management. The Santa Clara Valley Water District is governed by a board of directors, which operates under the guidance of state and federal water laws. Its board of directors is responsible for setting policies, approving budgets, and making decisions about water infrastructure projects. In addition to its regular activities, the district also collaborates with other agencies, community groups, and stakeholders to promote sustainable water use and to protect the environment. The district operates several reservoirs, treatment plants, and other facilities to meet the growing needs of its customers. It also manages a groundwater recharge program to replenish underground aquifers that serve as a critical source of drinking water for the region. The Santa Clara Valley Water District is committed to providing high-quality water services while protecting the environment and managing natural resources for the benefit of its community.