The "Clean Water Toolbox" web site is a Project Clean Water online water resource for the San Diego region. The site assists business users, individual workers and residents in finding clean water best practice information through a variety of search options.

Project Clean Water was initiated in July 2000 to provide a broad and inclusive forum for exploring water quality issues of regional significance. Much of the focus during our first two  years was on establishing a visible forum to discuss issues of shared concern, to find consensus solutions to priority problems, and to characterize baseline conditions in the region’s watersheds. This work was primarily carried out by four Technical Advisory Committees (TACs) and numerous, ad hoc Technical Workgroups.

More than 600 people representing various interests throughout the San Diego region have participated in Project Clean Water activities. A focal point of stakeholder participation has been the Annual Clean Water Summits, held in June of 2002 and 2003. These Summits have provided an important opportunity to validate and fine-tune the priorities and directions of Project Clean Water working bodies.