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With this combination of water resources, Oxnard water quality often faces our share of water filtration and treatment issues:
Oxnard’s drinking water is a blend of sources. Our water supplies include imported water from the Calleguas Municipal Water District (Calleguas), regional groundwater purchased from the United Water Conservation District (United), and water pumped from City groundwater wells, a portion of which is treated by the City’s Desalter Facility.
Calleguas is a member agency of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (Metropolitan), the major water importer and wholesale agency for Southern California. Water supplied to Oxnard from Calleguas originates in Northern California via the State Water Project: a system of reservoirs, aqueducts and pump stations. This water is treated either by Metropolitan’s Jensen Water Treatment Plant or by Calleguas’ Lake Bard
Water Filtration Plant. Both Metropolitan and Calleguas perform routine watershed surveys, source water quality sampling and analyses, and operational and treatment activities to ensure the water supplied maintains a high quality.
United Water manages, stores and may periodically release water from Lake Piru into the Santa Clara River. During high flows (during and after storms), United may also divert Santa Clara River water into spreading ponds near El Rio, capturing water that would have otherwise been lost to the ocean. This river water infiltrates and recharges the Oxnard Plain groundwater aquifer. Later the groundwater is extracted, treated, and delivered to several retail water agencies in the region including Oxnard. Groundwater from United is blended with water from Calleguas or water from the City’s Desalter Treatment Facility before delivery into the water distribution system. United performs regular watershed surveys as well as routine sampling and water quality analyses to ensure that water stored, treated, and delivered to its customers maintains a consistent quality.
Oxnard’s water supply is 30% United Water, 34% state water, and 36% city groundwater.
Is Oxnard Tap Water Safe To Drink?
Environmental Working Group detected 13 contaminants in Oxnard tap water where levels reached above their recommended guidelines. This includes arsenic, chromium-6, HAA5, nitrates, TTHMs, and uranium.
You can view a full water quality report for the city of Oxnard here.
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I love how soft the water feels on my skin—it makes a big difference, and even my kids notice it. The service has been excellent, and I’ve already recommended them to family and friends.
I had a water softener installed here in Oxnard and noticed a small issue near the drain a couple of days later. He had everything fixed quickly and checked back afterward to make sure all was good. That kind of fast response and professionalism is rare, and I really appreciate it.
The water is always reliable and tastes so much better than before. Big thanks to the team for making the whole process simple and stress-free. I’d recommend Culligan to anyone in Ventura County looking for a water solution.
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