SAFER Advisory Group
The SAFER Advisory Group provides the State Water Board with constructive advice and feedback on the Safe and Affordable Drinking Water Fund Expenditure Plan and other related policies and analyses.
The Group is composed of up to 20 appointed members that represent public water systems, technical assistance providers, local agencies, nongovernmental organizations, the public and residents served by community water systems in disadvantaged communities, state small water systems, domestic wells and California tribes.
The Group meets up to four times a year, virtually or at locations throughout California. All meetings are open to the public and widely publicized, to provide opportunities for public and community input. Language access services are provided.
Current SAFER Advisory Group Members Meeting Calendar Advisory Group Charter Escritura del Grupo Asesor SAFER
Apply to Become a SAFER Advisory Group Member
We are not currently accepting SAFER Advisory Group applications. Please check back in July 2026 for the next application round.
Presente su solicitud al Grupo Asesor SAFER
Actualmente no estamos aceptando solicitudes para Grupo Asesor SAFER. Favor de consultar esta página en julio del 2026 para la próxima ronda de solicitudes.
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Contact Us
- Email: SAFER@waterboards.ca.gov
- Phone: (916) 445-5615
Need Translation or Interpretation Services?
The California Water Boards provides Language Access services in any language at no cost to you.
To request these services, or file a complaint, click on the button below to open the language access form.
The form is available in English, Español (Spanish), Tagalog, 中文 (Simplified Chinese), 한국인 (Korean), Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese), ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (Punjabi).
(Page last updated 06/22/2026)
Water is a precious resource in California, and maintaining its quality is of utmost importance to safeguard the health of the public and the environment.
