Imperial Local Agency Formation Commission

Bard Valley

The district formulates policies for the conservation of soil and water.

The district’s service area lies within the Bard Valley of southeastern California encompassing 14,676 acres.

The district provides Colorado River water for irrigation to the Yuma Project Reservation Division, comprised of Quechan Tribal and privately deeded lands within the Fort Yuma, Winterhaven, and Bard areas, which total 14,676 irrigable acres.

The Bombay Beach/Hot Mineral Spa Community Area is 19,726 acres of private land.

The district provides: the collection or disposal of garbage or refuse matter; protection against fire; street lighting; public recreation by means of parks, playgrounds, swimming pools, or recreation buildings; and to acquire sites for, construct, and maintain library buildings, and to cooperate with other governmental agencies for library services.

The Coachella Valley Water District provides potable water and sewer services. The Imperial County Fire Department provides fire protection and emergency medical services. The Imperial County Sheriff’s Office North County Patrol Division provides law enforcement.

The district is an unincorporated community 1.5 miles east of the City of Brawley.

The district provides wastewater treatment.

The Imperial Valley

The district provides cemetery services, which include a wide selection of interment and cremation placement options for human remains. The district has three locations: Evergreen Cemetery in El Centro, Terrace Park Cemetery in Holtville, and Imperial Cemetery in Imperial.

CVWD's service area covers approximately 1,000 square miles from the San Gorgonio Pass to the Salton Sea, mostly within the Coachella Valley in Riverside County, California. The boundaries also extend into small portions of Imperial and San Diego counties. Water service is provided to 113,000 homes and businesses. Agricultural drainage is provided to more than 37,000 acres of farmland. Sewer service is provided to 94,000 homes and businesses. Stormwater protection is provided for 590 square miles in the Coachella Valley. Recycled water and non-potable water are used to irrigate golf courses and other large landscapes. The district’s principal county is the county of Riverside.

The district provides wastewater services to Bombay Beach and potable water services to Bombay Beach & Salton City. The district’s principal county is the county of Riverside. The district delivers irrigation and domestic (drinking) water, collects and recycles wastewater, provides regional stormwater protection, replenishes the groundwater basin, and promotes water conservation.

The district is a master planned industrial and commercial complex consisting of 1,775 acres.

The district provides potable water, wastewater, drainage, and landscaping/lighting services.

The district's sphere of influence area is approximately 5,568 acres.

The district provides wastewater collection & treatment, potable water treatment & distribution, administrative services, solid waste disposal, and limited parks & recreation,

IID covers an irrigation service area of 1,658 square miles and an energy service area of 6,897 square miles, which partially overlap. Not all of the communities in Imperial County are within the water service area and not all Riverside County communities are within the energy service area. Borrego Springs (in San Diego County) only receives incidental IID energy services. Raw Water services in the Imperial County are provided to (the City of Brawley, the City of Calexico, the City of Calipatria, the City of El Centro, Heber CDP, the City of Holtville, the City of Imperial, Niland CDP, Seeley CDP, and the City of Westmorland).

The district provides raw water services throughout the Imperial County. The district provides energy services to Imperial County, portions of Riverside County, and Borrego Springs for emergency purposes.

The Imperial County

The district operates a hospital in the City of Brawley, an urgent care facility in the City of Calexico, and soon a hospital in the City of El Centro.

Unincorporated community of Niland

The district provides wastewater services. Potable water is provided by the privately owned and operated Golden State Water Company.

Unincorporated community of Niland

The district provides streetlighting services.

Palo Verde

The district provides potable water, and wastewater services.

The district occupies about 189 square miles of territory in Riverside and Imperial Counties, California. The district contains approximately 131,298 acres, 26,798 acres of which are on the Palo Verde Mesa. The district’s principal county is the county of Riverside.

The district provides irrigation water.

Palo Verde

The district formulates policies for the conservation of soil and water.

The Imperial County

The district provides cemetery services, which include a wide selection of interment and cremation placement options for human remains.

Residents and businesses of Salton City and Desert Shores Communities on the West Shores of the Salton Sea, approximately 20,480 acres.

The district provides solid waste, sewer treatment, and parks & recreation services.

Community of Seeley

The district provides wastewater collection & treatment, potable water treatment & distribution, limited park & recreation, and administrative services.

Community of Winterhaven

The district provides potable water and wastewater services. The district contracts with the City of Yuma to transmit sewage to the city for treatment.