Kern River Valley District
Bodfish, Kernville, Lakeland, Mountain Shadows, Onyx, Squirrel Valley, South Lake, and Wofford Heights

Customer Center
7138 Lake Isabella Blvd.
Lake Isabella, CA 93240
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(760) 379-5336
(800) 680-1160
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Local Manager
Chris Whitley

After Hours Phone Number
(760) 379-3838

Pay Stations

You can pay Cal Water bills at any of the pay stations listed below. Note that there is a $1 Western Union service charge to pay your bill at a pay station. Please notify your local Customer Center if you are paying an overdue bill at a pay station.

Isabella Supermarket
6120 Lake Isabella / PO 845
Lake Isabella, CA 93240

Drop Boxes: (checks only)

Sierra Gateway Market
13432 Sierra Way
Kernville, CA 93238

Charlie's Market
6801 Wofford Heights Blvd.
Wofford Heights, CA 93285

Sierra Gateway Market
14606 Highway 178
Weldon, CA 93283

Mountain Mesa Market
12324 Mountain Mesa Road
Lake Isabella, CA 93240

Von's
5601 Lake Isabella Blvd.
Lake Isabella, CA 93240

General Information

Cal Water's Kern River Valley District was formed in 2000 with the purchase of the Kern River Valley Water Company, which began serving the area in 1967. Cal Water supplies customers to more than 5,200 customers throughout the Valley. Cal Water proactively maintains and upgrades its facilities to ensure a reliable, high-quality water supply.

Countrywood

Countrywood is served by a local supply pumped from rock fissures beneath the ground.

Kernville

Kernville is served by a local supply pumped from rock fissures beneath the ground and surface water from the Kern River that is treated at our highly advanced membrane filtration system in Kernville.

Lakeland

Lakeland is served by a local supply pumped from rock fissures beneath the ground and treated through reverse osmosis filtration.

Lower Bodfish

In 2007, a new well was constructed, which treats water with various stages of filtration. The new well and treatment system help ensure adequate, high-quality water supply to the Lower Bodfish and Juniper Hills systems.

Mountain Mesa

Cal Water operates the Mountain Mesa water system under contract. In 2007, a new ion exchange treatment plant was constructed, as was a pipeline that serves as a backup supply from Cal Water's South Lake system. Mountain Mesa Water Company continues to make improvements to the treatment plant, such as adding equipment that continuously monitors water quality to ensure that only high-quality water is delivered to our customers.

Mountain Shadows

Mountain Shadows is served by a local supply pumped from rock fissures beneath the ground.

Onyx

Onyx is served by a local supply pumped from rock fissures beneath the ground and water from the Kern River.

Ponderosa Pine

Ponderosa Pine is served by a local supply pumped from rock fissures beneath the ground.

South Lake

South Lake is served by a local supply pumped from rock fissures beneath the ground. In 2007, two new groundwater wells were constructed.

Split Mountain

Split Mountain is served by a local supply pumped from rock fissures beneath the ground and water from the Kern River.

Upper Bodfish

In 2007, two newly constructed wells came online, treating water with various stages of filtration. The treatment plant technology was pilot-tested by the USEPA and received a very high ranking among similar technologies.

Bill Inserts

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