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Regional Water Supply and the Chino Basin Program
Rancho Cucamonga
Summary
Water agency officials explained that Rancho Cucamonga can only use about 36% of its recycled water entitlement because there's no infrastructure to move it north. A $270 million advanced treatment program aims to fix that and even removes PFAS chemicals.
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Last discussed Mar 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
Up to $270 million in state funding is being brought into the region, reducing local cost burden.
✅Who benefits
Rancho Cucamonga residents gain a more reliable, drought-resistant water supply.
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