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K&D Water Management unveils return of annual Central Coast Water Summit to Santa Cruz, Calif.

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Photo: K&D
Photo: K&D Water Management

K&D Water Management unveils the return of the Central Coast Water Summit for its fifth consecutive year. Scheduled for Friday, June 12, 2026, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., the event will take place at the iconic Boardwalk’s Cocoanut Grove at 400 Beach Street in Santa Cruz, Calif.

This year, the Summit focuses on a critical mission: bringing the decision makers who purchase landscape services and the professionals who execute the work together in one room to tackle community water conservation
 
Water is a precious resource, and protecting it requires complete alignment, according to the company. The 2026 Summit is designed specifically to unite HOA boards, commercial property managers, landscape professionals and contractors. By educating both the buyers and the builders on the importance of sustainable water management, K&D aims to spark actionable solutions that make a real impact across local communities. 

This summit is built for the people making decisions and doing the work. Those invited to attend include: 

  • HOA board members or community managers: Learn how to manage water effectively, reduce community costs and earn California Association of Community Managers (CACM) credits.
  • Commercial property managers: Discover sustainable solutions to lower utility bills and improve overall property value.
  • Landscape professionals or contractors: Connect directly with decision makers and discover the latest water management technology to bring back to your team. 
  • Certified irrigation technicians: Gain valuable CEUs while expanding your technical expertise. 

Beyond education, the Summit serves as a networking event for those passionate about water sustainability on the Central Coast. 
 
Tickets and sponsorships for the fifth annual Central Coast Water Summit are available here.

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