About Las Vegas Valley Water District
What is the Las Vegas Valley Water District?
The Las Vegas Valley Water District is a not-for-profit public water utility, founded in 1954, that provides water to more than one million people across the Las Vegas valley in Nevada. It is one of the largest water agencies in the American Southwest.
Where will I work?
On-site at the District's campuses and facilities across the Las Vegas valley, Nevada — including the Molasky Corporate Center and Valley View Campus. Roles span IT and analytics, engineering, finance and accounting, customer care, water quality and operations.
What is the team like?
A large public utility of around 1,400 staff serving a major metropolitan region.
Work-Life Balance
The District works a compressed 4/10 schedule. Its job postings state the work hours directly — a current Business Systems Analyst posting reads "Hours of Work: 4/10's. 7am-6pm, Mon-Thu" — and the same 4/10 line appears across analyst, engineering and IT roles. Staff work four 10-hour days and have Fridays off, with no reduction in pay.
Perks and Benefits
- Compressed 4/10 work week — four 10-hour days, 7am-6pm Monday to Thursday
- Nevada PERS public-employee pension
- Health, dental and vision coverage
- Generous paid leave and public holidays
How to Apply
Current openings are posted on the District's careers site at lvvwd.com/jobs.