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Cucamonga Valley Water District HMI/SCADA Implementation Case Study

Case study of CVWD deploying ICONICS GENESIS32 HMI/SCADA with WebHMI, Pocket GENESIS, and ReportWorX for water and wastewater operations.

Published
June 4, 2026
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3 min read
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Cucamonga Valley Water District implemented ICONICS GENESIS32 Enterprise HMI/SCADA integrated with WebHMI, Pocket GENESIS, AlarmWorX32, and ReportWorX to enable web-based monitoring, mobile control, and regulatory reporting. The system supports 45,000 water and 35,000 sewer connections across a 47-square-mile service area serving 170,000 customers. Integration with existing Allen-Bradley and Rockwell controls allowed phased rollout of monitoring, alarming, and compliance reporting to the California Department of Health.

Key takeaways

GENESIS32 HMI/SCADA integrated with WebHMI and Pocket GENESIS for remote access

ReportWorX automated regulatory reporting to California Department of Health

AlarmWorX32 MMX delivered distributed enterprise-wide alarm notification

System migrated from Windows 2000 to XP while maintaining AB Controls compatibility

Mobile Pocket GENESIS enabled monitoring and control outside plant environment

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