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CCWD
(redirected from Contra Costa Water District)

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CCWDContra Costa Water District (California)
CCWDCalaveras County Water District (California)
CCWDDepartment of Community Colleges and Workforce Development (Oregon; also seen as ODCCWD)
CCWDCoastside County Water District (Half Moon Bay, CA)
CCWDCotabato City Water District (Philippines)
CCWDCenter for Competitive Workforce Development (Duquesne University; Pittsburgh, PA)
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The organization also elected Contra Costa Water District Director Bette Boatmun to a two-year term as president.
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Raw water is purchased from the Contra Costa Water District (CCWD) and treated at a water treatment plant co-owned by the district and the Contra Costa Water District.
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