§ 11102 Public Water Agencies Definition

Water Code·California

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This law explains what counts as a 'state agency' in California. It lists different types of groups that manage water, power, and other public services.

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•This law lists groups that are considered 'state agencies'.
•These groups include water districts, power companies, and other public service providers.
•The law covers groups that exist now or might be created in the future.

Example

Your local water company that brings water to your house.

This law says that company is a 'state agency' because it provides water to the public.

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§ 11102 Public Water Agencies Definition

“State agency” includes any irrigation district, reclamation district, municipal utility district, public utility district, water district, water storage district, and any public or municipal corporation, political subdivision, district, State agency or authority now or hereafter organized under and by virtue of the laws of the State now in effect or hereafter enacted. (Amended by Stats. 1943, Ch. 376.)

Last verified: January 11, 2026

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State agency irrigation district reclamation district municipal utility district public utility district water district water storage district public or municipal corporation political subdivision State agency or authority

References

Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
California Legislature. Water Code. Section 11102.

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