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...in the 1990s, is nearing the end of its useful life. This project will replace the roof terraces and restore systems needed for safe building maintenance.

...Activities: Roof work, material deliveries and removal, construction staging, and intermittent crane operations. Construction Impacts: Noise, dust, increased truck activity, and temporary road, sidewalk, lane, and parking closures in the...

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...Services Agency Contra Costa County Employment and Human Services Good Hope Resource Center Lao Family Community Development Salvation Army Season of Sharing St. Vincent de Paul Spectrum Community Services Why is there a flow...

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Removing an aging reservoir and constructing three water storage tanks to improve water quality.

...storage to over 50,000 metered services from Oakland and Emeryville to the Oakland/San Leandro border, including most of the City of Alameda. Due to its age and declining functionality, the Central Reservoir will be decommissioned and removed. The...

...of Danville, communities of Alamo, Blackhawk and Diablo, and portions of Pleasant Hill and San Ramon. Coleman, EBMUD’s longest serving Board member, was first elected in 1990. He served as Board President from 1996 to 2000 and again from 2011 to...

Cornell Cluster Phs. 2 Pipeline Replacement - Install approx. 6,400 feet of 6", 8" & 12" IPVC water main

...pipeline is installed, crews will transfer water services, install fire hydrants and make final connections. Once construction is completed, material and equipment will be removed within 1 to 2 weeks. Water service interruption Crews will...

At EBMUD, we love the work we do, the land and water we protect, and the people we serve. As we turn 100, we’re as proud as ever to be a cornerstone of this vibrant, diverse and innovative community.

...you – in each drink from a faucet, each shower and handwash, and every drop sent down the drain. We provide fresh water to every home, business, hospital and school. We’ve underpinned the East Bay’s health and economy for a century while protecting...

There’s no mistaking that rumble in the earth. Earthquakes snap us out of the calm we mostly take for granted and shake us into a new reality: response mode.

...with all this preparation, we know we can’t prevent all damage. That’s why we work with cities and counties, fire and police departments, other utilities, and state and federal agencies to plan and think through response together. So if and when The...

...Upper San Leandro water treatment plants, the Lafayette Aqueducts that feed them, upgrading local tanks and reservoirs and replacing those pipes that bring water to you.

...Aqueducts that feed them, upgrading local tanks and reservoirs and replacing those pipes that bring water to you. We invest your dollars in projects that improve our ability to provide the highest quality water. This year, we worked both inside...

...and rates designed to protect public health and infrastructure...

...s role in safeguarding public health with every hand wash and every flush. EBMUD, a not-for-profit public agency, supports your East Bay water and wastewater systems with a budget and rates designed to protect public health and infrastructure. As...