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On April 22, 2025 Sunnyslope County Water District concluded the final public hearing for review of District mapping and the Board of Directors adopted Resolution No. 610 creating new representative boundaries for each of the 5 elected Board members.

The 2020 census data was used for this evaluation, and the next map revision will occur after the 2030 census data becomes available.  This means that when each Board member is up for election they will now be required to live inside the respective boundary for there representative zone, and only the constituents in that zone will be allowed to vote for their preferred candidate.

Please visit the map link below to view this map and to learn which district will represent you.  If you have interest in future public service and would like to know more about serving on the SSCWD Board of Directors please reach out to the District office and someone will be in contact with you soon.

You may also email all elections related inquires to:  elections@sunnyslopewater.org

View Adopted By-District Map

View Resolution No. 160

History of Map Adoption

·         January 28 REGULAR MEETING     Board adopted Resolution of Intent to Change to By-Division Elections

                Resolution 607 adopting the District intent to transition to By-District Elections can be viewed here:

READ THE ADOPTED RESOLUTION

• February 25  REGULAR MEETING-  First hearing (community education and information‐gathering ‐‐ no draft maps)

 At the February meeting the Board met to discuss the process and to adopt this published timeline for accomplishing the re-districting of Sunnyslope.  These changes will be effective prior to the 2026 election cycle when 3 board seats will be open for election.

• March 25 REGULAR MEETING -  Second hearing (community education and information‐gathering ‐‐ no draft maps)

 Pursuant to Election Code Section 21130 (b), the attached memo serves as the Sunnyslope Water District's disclosure report

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• APRIL 15TH SPECIAL MEETING -  District Consultant National Demographics Corporation (NDC), presented mapping proposals developed per the legal criteria of the California Voter Rights Act (CVRA). Board Members provided NDC with directions to finalize a preferred map.

• April 22 REGULAR MEETING - Board direction was given to NDC and a final map was selected by the board.  NDC verified the compliance of the selected map and the Board of Directors adopted Resolution No. 610 making the map effective.

CURRENT DISTRICT BOUNDARIES

Current Sunnyslope District Boundaries