General InformationThe State Water Resources Control Board is a California state regulatory agency based in Sacramento with over 500 employees, established in 1970 to manage and protect California's water resources and quality.
Funding & FinancialsAs a state agency, the SWRCB is funded through California's general fund and water-related fees rather than venture capital; it is not a private company seeking external funding.
Leadership & TeamThe board is led by appointed members and professional staff including the Executive Director and Deputy Directors overseeing water quality, water rights, and administrative functions.
Recent ActivityThe agency continues to implement California's water quality standards, manage drought response programs, and develop regulations for emerging contaminants and sustainable groundwater management.