Supporting Growing Community, Numerous Travelers

Riverside County, California is roughly the size of the State of New Jersey. While it is the fourth-most populous county in the Golden State, it is also powered by tourism. Riverside County infrastructure projects meet the demands of a growing population as well as numerous visitors to hot spots such as Palm Springs, Rancho Mirage, La Quinta, and Coachella.

While travelers know Riverside County for film and music festivals, championship golf and tennis, and Joshua Tree National Park, more than 2.4 million residents call the area home and communities stretch across fertile river valleys, low deserts, mountains, foothills, and rolling plains. Infrastructure is vital to support air travel, 2,243 miles of roads, 108 bridges, and a safe and reliable water supply in the desert.
Riverside County Blogs
New Report Card: California Failing in Affordable Housing
Only 16% of Housing Permitted in 2020 Was Affordable The Golden State isn’t golden for many as a new report card shows not nearly enough affordable housing [...]
Riverside County’s Ambitious Water Banking Program
Saving for a Non-Rainy Day The water districts in Riverside County have joined together to safeguard against future droughts. The Santa Ana River Conservation and Conjunctive Use [...]
$87M in Government Funding Awarded to CA Urban Flood Mitigation
More than $87 million in grant funding has been awarded to a diverse set of projects that will guard against urban flooding and deliver multiple environmental and [...]