South Bay Water

South Bay Water Logo Contest

Design a fresh, new logo for South Bay Water!

South Bay Water is holding a community logo design competition as part of its rebrand effort. Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your talent and creativity!

Eligibility

This competition is available to any person who lives or owns a business in South Bay Water’s service area. Confirm that you are eligible by using the Director Division map and confirming you live in a division represented by a South Bay Water (SBW) Director. Please note that National City is not one of the South Bay Water divisions, and therefore not eligible for entry in this contest.

Award & Deadline

Prize: $1,000 for the winning design; two $250 honorary mention prizes
Deadline: August 28, 2024 at 5 p.m.

Guidelines & Submissions

Please read and review the full contest guidelines before submitting. 

Submit online: Fill out the online form and upload your artwork
Submit by mail or in-person: Download the entry form (PDF), complete in full and submit via mail or in-person. Additional information on submissions is available in the contest guidelines.  

Questions?

Contact Alessandra Angelone at aangelone@sweetwater.org or (619) 409-6721.

About Us

South Bay Water acts as the governance branch of Sweetwater Authority. South Bay Water was formed in 1951 to represent citizens of Bonita and the western portions of the City of Chula Vista. Five elected Directors represent five geographic areas of the district.

South Bay Water is headquartered at:

Sweetwater Authority
505 Garrett Avenue
Chula Vista, CA 91910
Phone: (619) 420-1413

History

South Bay Water (SBW) was formed as an independent California Special District in 1951 to represent local residents. Voter approval assured the move toward access to imported water from the San Diego County Water Authority (SDCWA), the County's water wholesaler. At that time, local water resources were inadequate to serve the needs of those living and working in the growing Sweetwater Valley.

In 1977, as a result of another public initiative, SBW and National City formed a joint powers public water agency, named Sweetwater Authority (Authority). Today, the Authority manages and operates the system that provides water to National City, western and central portions of Chula Vista and Bonita. South Bay Water acts as the governance branch of the Authority, providing five elected representatives to sit on the Authority’s seven-member Governing Board (Board). Two additional directors are appointed to the Authority’s Board by the Mayor of National City, subject to City Council confirmation.

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