Lake Hemet Municipal Water District is a public, non-profit agency that provides
high-quality potable water to residents of Hemet, San Jacinto, Garner Valley and
surrounding unincorporated areas. The district also maintains Lake Hemet as a clean
and safe water reservoir and recreational facility.
Important Message(s) To Our Customers
All mail must be sent to:
P.O. Box 5039
Hemet, CA 92544-0039
Mail is not delivered to our physical address.
Board Information
Public Records Act Request Form
General Manager/Chief Engineer –
mgow@lhmwd.org
District Secretary –
kbillinger@lhmwd.org
LHMWD Board of Directors meet the third Thursday of each month at 3:00 PM
LHMWD Board of Directors Term of Office
| Division 1
|
December 2018 through November 2022
|
Frank D. (Doug) Marshall
|
| Division 2
|
December 2016 through November 2020
|
Frank D. Gorman
|
| Division 3
|
December 2018 through November 2022
|
Todd A. Foutz
|
| Division 4
|
December 2018 through November 2022
|
Larry Minor
|
| Division 5
|
August 2019 through November 2020 |
Steven A. Pastor
|
High-Quality Drinking Water
We provide our customers with very high quality water. Lake Hemet Municipal Water
District's groundwater sources, in fact, are among the purest in Riverside County,
and do not exceed health standards for:
- Industrial Pollutants
- Arsenic
- MTBE
- Perchlorate
Lake Hemet Municipal Water District water is tested weekly and continually meets
all California Public Health Department and AWWA standards. All of our employees
wear uniforms and have distinctive District identification. If you have any questions
please call our District office at 951-658-3241.
Lake Hemet Municipal Water District (LHMWD) is a public, non-profit agency which
services the most geographically diverse area of any water district in Riverside
County.
In addition to providing potable water and sewer collection services to residents
of Hemet and San Jacinto, the district also provides water to the isolated but growing
San Jacinto Mountain community of Garner Valley located 4,500 feet above sea level.
LHMWD customers are represented by a publicly-elected board of five directors in
five divisions, representing approximately 14,500 domestic and 51 agricultural customers
within a 26-square mile service area.
Our Mission
The mission of LHMWD is to produce and deliver high-quality water to our customers
for domestic and agricultural uses, to provide sewer collection services and to
maintain Lake Hemet as a clean and safe water reservoir and recreational facility
in an economical, efficient and responsible manner, now and into the future.