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EBMUD's wastewater treatment and innovative pollution protection programs protect public health and the San Francisco Bay.

...treatment plant and San Francisco Bay from commercial and residential discharges. Pollution prevention in schools Reducing toxins in schools helps protect the Bay, and can reduce kids' exposure to possible health threats. Wastewater...

...of the approved measure(s). For smaller rebates and simpler technologies, the installation inspection requirement may be waived. Once the above steps are completed, rebates will be issued as a check to the account on the EBMUD water...

As a public, not-for-profit government agency, the EBMUD $2.3 billion budget protects the East Bay’s extensive water system that serves 1.4 million people, and a wastewater system that serves 685,000 people, every day.

...programs, public information, billing services and call center. 3¢ Natural Resource Management and Protections Environmentally sound management of watershed lands, operation of public recreation facilities and fisheries programs...

Oakland-to-Alameda pipeline project represents EBMUD’s commitment to providing reliable water infrastructure for the next century

...pipe to the EBMUD system in both Oakland and Alameda. To support long-term goals for diverse water supply sources, once the new transmission line is put into service, EBMUD will investigate whether the old crossing can be repurposed to serve...

Order the Plants and Landscapes book, request school materials and get annual reports and newsletters.

...about EBMUD's school program. Plants and Landscapes for Summer-Dry Climates book This award-winning book contains more than 525 beautiful color photographs and features 650 Californian and Mediterranean plants well suited to summer-dry...

...indicates a customer is flagrantly wasting water and ignoring mandatory outdoor watering restrictions. Instances of water theft would be fined $500 for the first violation, $1,000 for the second violation within a 12-month period, and $3,000 for every...

EBMUD and Sierra foothills partners tend thousands of acres to protect water quality and improve forest resilience

...powers authority comprised of Amador, Calaveras and Alpine counties and six water districts, including Alpine County Water Agency, Amador Water Agency, Calaveras County Water District, Calaveras Public Utility District, East Bay Municipal Utility...

Just turn the tap, and the miracle of fresh, clean water is yours, at any moment. And after you’ve finished, whatever goes down your drain is collected and treated before being released into San Francisco Bay.

...of the Mokelumne River. Visionary engineers and the sweat and sacrifice of hundreds of laborers built Pardee Dam, the largest and highest dam ever constructed in the United States at that time. Three aqueducts now bring the water 91 miles across...

... the demolition of Castle Hill Reservoir, and its replacement with the new Castle Hill Regulator. Additionally, the Wiedemann Number 1 and Knife Number 1 Reservoirs will be relocated. These upgrades are critical to ensuring reliable water service...

...reservoirs, we improve operational flexibility and adapt to seasonal demand changes. Improving safety: New safety features will protect our employees, including better fall protection and facility safety enhancements. Upgrading infrastructure...

EBMUD leases the former Cal Shakes amphitheater near Orinda to the Siesta Valley Foundation to restore it as a sustainable arts, education, and community venue.

...preserve the watershed, revive a regional arts landmark, and generate sustained community and financial value,” said Marguerite Young, EBMUD Board President. “This unique site will once again be a vibrant East Bay destination.” The Siesta Valley...