Keeping Our Water System Working for You
Water is something we depend on every day, and most people shouldn't have to think about it every time they turn on the tap. As a member of the Walnut Valley Water District Board, Theresa Lee has worked to keep our water system reliable while preparing for the challenges ahead.
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Modernize aging infrastructure and prevent costly failures.
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Protect water quality and prepare for drought and changing supplies.
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Keep rates affordable through responsible long-term planning.
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Continue experienced leadership focused on reliable water for our community.
As a member of the Walnut Valley Water District Board, Theresa Lee is working to protect the safe, reliable, and affordable water our families and businesses depend on every day.
Her approach is simple: plan ahead, invest responsibly, and address problems before they become emergencies.
Keep Water Affordable
Protect ratepayers through responsible budgeting, efficient operations, and careful long-term planning, without compromising water quality or reliability.
Secure Our Future Water Supply
Prepare for drought and increasingly unpredictable imported water supplies by strengthening storage, conservation, recycled water, groundwater, and regional partnerships.
Support environmentally responsible solutions that ensure our community has the water it needs for generations to come.
Modernize Aging Infrastructure
Continue proactively replacing and maintaining aging pipelines, pumps, and storage facilities before failures lead to costly disruptions.
Invest in smart monitoring and leak-detection technology that helps identify problems earlier, reduce water loss, and improve reliability.
Bring Outside Funding Home
Aggressively pursue state and federal grants for infrastructure improvements, so the full cost of modernizing our system doesn't fall on local ratepayers.
Keep Our Community Informed
Make conservation practical and accessible by connecting residents with rebates, resources, workshops, and information that can help families save water and money.
