It’s a question we get asked more than you’d think: What does the Central Basin logo mean? This week, new CB employees were asked this very question in a friendly challenge. No surprise here, studied staffers raced to be the first to answer. For those of you who might not know, here’s the meaning behind the arrows:

Central Basin was formed in 1952, but it wasn’t until a few years later, when The District realized the need to not just manage area groundwater but also supplement local supplies with other sources, that the logo we know today was adopted.

So here it is: each arrow represents a source of water we rely on in the Central Basin, and true to the District’s name, they all point to the center:

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