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EBMUD meets and surpasses all state and federal drinking water requirements, including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Lead and Copper Rule.

...enter the drinking water. What is lead and why is it harmful? What is lead and why is it harmful? Lead is a toxic metal. Elevated levels of lead can cause serious health problems. Pregnant women, infants and young children are typically more...

Vestiges of the Miocene Epoch reveal rich history in Sierra Nevada foothills.

...channels with an abundant and diverse grassland and forested ecosystem. New research suggests the Sierra Nevada began to rise tens of millions of years ago, and these fossils represent a significant bookmark in that story millions of years in the...

...or non-business hours, call 866-403-2683 and a standby public information representative will return your call. Where can I learn more about redistricting? Where can I learn more about redistricting? Current EBMUD Ward Boundary Map (2020...

EBMUD is upgrading the Upper San Leandro Water Treatment Plant in Oakland, CA, to improve water quality, seismic safety, and reliability for East Bay communities including San Leandro, Hayward, and Castro Valley. Completion expected in 2028.

...is a vital part of EBMUD’s system, serving Oakland, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Piedmont, Hayward, and Castro Valley. This project will strengthen facilities against seismic events, modernize aging infrastructure, and enhance chemical system safety...

The East Bay Utility District (EBMUD) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the State of California to develop an agreement to improve water flows and habitat in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.

...important part of this success. In 1998, EBMUD and state and federal resource agencies established a partnership agreement under which EBMUD releases increased flows to the Mokelumne River to benefit fisheries and implemented habitat measures to...

Media Advisory about 100th Birthday Party and Community Fair

...Bay artists. Kids zone with demonstrations and and hands-on activities. More than 30 booths featuring EBMUD departments, local businesses, non-profits, and other public agencies. Lawn space to picnic with your family and food and dessert...

Watershed recreation remains open for shoreline fishing, boat rentals, camping and day use

...exponentially and hurt the aquatic ecosystems and clog pipes and pumps. Removing mussels after an infestation could be extremely costly and could lead to greater restrictions on recreation at the reservoirs. This closure allows EBMUD time to...

...comprised approximately 43 percent of the commercial and 33 percent of the recreational catch off the coast of California. The Mokelumne River contribution to the ocean food web, the salmon industry and fishery businesses is significant, even as...

...on growth over the next three decades and how and where that growth was planned or expected to occur. After much careful analysis and many meetings with representatives from communities, stretching from the East Bay to the Sierra foothills...

...preparedness and strengthening our vital water and wastewater systems to withstand the next great quake.  EBMUD’s history of improvements throughout the system With the public health of 1.4 million East Bay residents relying on our critical...