A New General Manager Joins the Team!
Valley Sanitary District Welcomes Jason Dafforn as New General Manager
Indio, June 13, 2023 – Valley Sanitary District, a leading provider of wastewater services in the region, is pleased to announce the appointment of Jason Dafforn as the new General Manager. Mr. Dafforn brings a wealth of experience and a strong track record of success in the wastewater industry.
With over 15 years of experience in the field, Mr. Dafforn has held various leadership roles in both public and private sectors. His extensive knowledge of wastewater treatment systems, regulatory compliance, and operational excellence make him an ideal fit for the Valley Sanitary District.
"We are thrilled to welcome Jason Dafforn as our new General Manager," said Board President Debra Canero. "His expertise and proven leadership skills will be invaluable to our community."
As General Manager, Mr. Dafforn will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of the District's operations, including the management of our wastewater treatment facility and infrastructure, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. He will work closely with the Board of Directors and staff to develop and implement strategic initiatives that promote sustainable growth and enhance the quality of service provided to the community.
"I am extremely excited to be joining a great team at Valley Sanitary District. I look forward to continuing to provide quality service to our customers and the community at large. The future is bright, opportunities are abundant, and the road ahead will be a great journey."
Valley Sanitary District serves and benefits Indio and the surrounding communities by collecting and treating wastewater to ensure a healthy environment and sustainable future.
For media inquiries or more information, please contact:
Valley Sanitary District
Phone: (760) 238-5400
About Valley Sanitary District: Valley Sanitary District is a California Special District governed by a locally elected Board of Directors. The District was founded in 1925 and is governed by the California Sanitary Act of 1923. The District believes in environmental stewardship and is regulated by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board — Colorado Region and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.