Employment Verification for Metropolitan Water District of Southern California.

The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD) is a regional wholesaler that provides water to 26 member public agencies in Southern California. The MWD was formed in 1928, and its service area spans over 5,200 square miles and includes six counties. The organization is responsible for sourcing, treating, and delivering drinking water to more than 19 million people in Southern California. It imports water from the Colorado River, Northern California, and local watersheds. The MWD has the largest treatment plant in the world, the Robert B. Diemer Treatment Plant, which can treat up to 520 million gallons of water per day. It also operates the Henry J. Mills Water Treatment Plant and Jensen Water Treatment Plant, which serve as backup facilities. In addition to water supply management, the MWD is also involved in water conservation, recycling, and habitat restoration projects. It is known for its pioneering efforts in water conservation, including conservation programs and initiatives to encourage water-efficient landscaping. The organization has developed partnerships with local agencies and organizations to improve water quality, increase water supplies, and protect endangered species. The MWD is governed by a 38-member board of directors who are appointed by member agencies. It is funded by wholesale rates charged to member agencies, which are passed on to customers. The organization is dedicated to providing reliable and sustainable water supplies to Southern California's residents, businesses, and industries.