We want to assure you, our customers, that your drinking water remains safe and reliable even during these trying times. The coronavirus has no impact on the quality or safety of your drinking water.

Entering the dry summer months of 2021, San Benito County along with 30 percent of California's population is under a declared Drought Emergency. The county's normal annual allocation for imported surface water from San Luis Reservoir through the Central Valley Project was cut in half in April, then slashed again to only 25 percent in May. 

Here at Sunnyslope County Water District we care about our wonderful customers. We wanted to bring awareness to fraudulent automated phone calls that may go around requesting payment for utility bills. Please remember we do not make automated phone calls to our customers to request payment for utility bills. Our customers will receive notification that their bill is ready either through mail, e-…

The Sunnyslope County Water District Office is currently closed to the public due to Coronavirus restrictions. However, you may call our office at (831) 637-4670 to pay your bill, report a leak, request water shut-off or turn-on, or for any other normal services we provide.

Sunnyslope is proud to regularly issue Newsletters to our customers and the community highlighting what we do to provide high quality water and wastewater service. These fun fliers showcase various aspects of our work from daily tasks to long-term planning.