VVWRA General Manager Darron Poulsen

VVWRA is proud to serve the residents and businesses of the Victor Valley providing wastewater treatment, water recycling, renewable green energy, and nutrient-rich soil amendments. We have been providing those services for more than 40 years. As part of our mission, we are committed to protecting public health and the environment. We do that with a dedicated spirit of integrity and collaboration with our community and our member agencies.

Our core values:

• Collaboration...working together towards a common goal.
• Dedication...devoting self to a particular purpose.
• Integrity...the quality of being honest and adhering to ethical values.

Wastewater is much more than what comes from your toilet. It includes water from your sink, showers, dishwashers and washing machines. Anything that goes down the sewer pipe. The wastewater comes from homes and businesses in Victorville, Apple Valley, Hesperia and parts of San Bernardino County including Spring Valley Lake and Oro Grande. The wastewater that comes to the VVWRA plant goes through an extensive cleaning and disinfection process before being returned to the Mojave River as recycled water. It's also used in the cooling tower at a nearby power plant. The solids treated in large anaerobic digesters, where the resulting methane gas is collected and scrubbed before becoming renewable natural gas (RNG).The finished RNG is injected into a Southwest Gas pipeline. Most of the RNG is being used by Toyota where it is converted into hydrogen for new vehicles being imported at their Port of Long Beach facility.

VVWRA

20111 Shay Rd, Victorville CA 92394

(760) 246-8638 

Founded in 1978, VVWRA serves a 279 square mile area that includes Apple Valley, Hesperia, Victorville, Spring Valley Lake and Oro Grande. VVWRA treats about 12 million gallons of wastewater per day.