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City West Water
Agency overview
Formed	1 January 1995
Jurisdiction	Government of Victoria
Headquarters	1 McNab Avenue, Footscray, Victoria 3011, Australia
Employees	Over 400
Agency executives	David Ryan, Managing Director Cameron Fitzgerald, General Manager, Strategy and Planning Maree Lang, General Manager, Infrastructure and Delivery Peter Hourihan, Chief Information Officer Michael Wootten, Chief Financial Officer Fran Duiker, General Manager, Customers & Community Louise Meadows, General Manager, People & Capability
Website	http://www.citywestwater.com.au

City West Water is a Victorian Government owned retail water corporation that provides drinking water, sewerage, trade waste and recycled water services in Melbourne’s central business district, inner and western suburbs.^[1] The water distributed by City West Water is supplied by Melbourne Water, as is the infrastructure. Oversight is provided by the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning.

The service area includes Brimbank, Hobsons Bay, Maribyrnong, Melbourne (north of the Yarra River), Moonee Valley, Wyndham, Yarra and parts of Melton and Hume.^[1]

The main office of City West Water is located in Footscray.^[1]

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^ ^a ^b ^c "City West Water website and information". Retrieved 2012-01-31.

v t e Water supply in Victoria, Australia
Greater Metropolitan Melbourne dams / reservoirs by capacity	Thomson 1.123 million ML (247 billion imp gal; 297 billion US gal) Cardinia 287,000 ML (63 billion imp gal; 76 billion US gal) Upper Yarra 200,000 ML (44 billion imp gal; 53 billion US gal) Sugarloaf 96,000 ML (21 billion imp gal; 25 billion US gal) Silvan 40,000 ML (8.8 billion imp gal; 11 billion US gal) Tarago 37,500 ML (8.2 billion imp gal; 9.9 billion US gal) Yan Yean 30,000 ML (6.6 billion imp gal; 7.9 billion US gal) Greenvale 27,000 ML (5.9 billion imp gal; 7.1 billion US gal) Maroondah 22,000 ML (4.8 billion imp gal; 5.8 billion US gal) O'Shannassy 3,000 ML (660 million imp gal; 790 million US gal) Anakie Melton Toorourrong
Regional dams / reservoirs	Allen Blue Rock Bostock Dartmouth Eildon Eppalock Glenmaggie Korweinguboora Laanecoorie Lauriston Malsmbury Marengo Moondara Painkalac Rocklands Stony Creek Upper Coliban Waranga Dam West Barwon West Gellibrand and Olangolah Reservoirs and No.4 & No.5 Basins Wurdee Boluc Boga Cairn Curran Catani Guthridge Mokoan Mulwala Nagambie Narracan William Hovell
Other water sources / facilities	Altona Treatment Plant Eastern Treatment Plant Western Treatment Plant Victorian Desalination Plant
Water companies and government agencies	Barwon Water Central Highlands Water Coliban Water Goulburn–Murray Water Goulburn Valley Water Greater Western Water Melbourne Water South East Water (Australia) Southern Rural Water Yarra Valley Water Catchment Management Authority (Victoria) Corangamite CMA East Gippsland CMA Glenelg Hopkins CMA Mallee CMA Port Phillip and Westernport CMA West Gippsland CMA Minister for Water (Victoria)
Historical	William Davidson William Thwaites Bittern Devilbend Terang City West Water

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