Overview

LVVWD is a not-for-profit government agency that provides water to the Las Vegas Valley and surrounding communities. It manages Colorado River allocations and groundwater use, delivering water through an extensive network of pipelines, reservoirs, and treatment facilities capable of handling up to 900 million gallons per day. Water prices are regulated with a tiered structure to encourage conservation, and services include online bill pay and rebates. As the operating agent for the Southern Nevada Water Authority, LVVWD is governed by the Clark County Commission and led by a general manager, with a mission to ensure a reliable, affordable water supply while promoting drought resilience and sustainable regional water resources, including stewardship of the Las Vegas Springs Preserve.