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...power outage, main break or construction project – can disrupt our lives. EBMUD is dedicated to providing safe and reliable water and wastewater services. That means we take important steps to be ready for emergencies, and we encourage you to...

...dedicated to providing safe and reliable water and wastewater services. That means we take important steps to be ready for emergencies, and we encourage you to be prepared too. Vegetation Management We manage our watersheds, facilities, and...

...up leak alerts Sign in to My Water Report and accept the terms and conditions. Click ''Track' to see your water use history Click 'Settings' and then select Communication Preferences to set up or modify leak alerts. Frequently...

...Bacteria, viruses, metals, dirt—these can all be present in the water that melts off the Sierra Nevada Mountains and meanders into rivers and lakes before EBMUD collects it, treats it and sends it to your tap.

...tests each year to ensure your drinking water is safe. When you pay your water bill, you invest in necessary work to monitor water quality and maintain and improve critical infrastructure. Learn more about EBMUD’s budget and rates that take...

Lafayette Reservoir and San Pablo Reservoir offer spots to picnic, hike, boat and fish. Eighty miles of beautiful East Bay trails await.

...reservoirs and streams, redwoods, wildflowers and open grasslands.  East Bay Watershed Master Plan  On May 22, 2018 the EBMUD Board of Directors approved the update to the East Bay Watershed Master Plan, adopted the Negative Declaration and made...

Every time we excavate a street, we restore it. Our crews are committed to leaving behind a smooth, durable and freshly paved street surface.

...asphalt pavement is new, the surface is black and has an even and smooth appearance that blends in with the surrounding asphalt. Frequently asked questions about paving  What is involved in paving my street? What is involved in paving my street...

...reservoirs: Upper San Leandro Reservoir in Oakland and San Pablo Reservoir located between Orinda and El Sobrante. One acre foot is 325,851 gallons, or approximately the amount of water used by three average East Bay households in a year. Using a...

...factor slope safety of greater than 1.25, and have a land side levee toe drainage system. In other words, the levees will be in much better shape to withstand flooding. “These levee projects substantially improve the stability of the levees and...

...buildings, a standby generator, pipelines and vaults, and other supporting facilities. The MAUVE building with UV structure and the CCB would be adjacent and fully integrated facilities. Maintenance activities and associated uses previously...

The East Bay Municipal Utility District will activate critical backup generators and pumps in parts of Alameda and Contra Costa counties in response to PG&E’s preemptive power shutoff.

... Danville, Moraga, Oakland, Orinda, Pinole and San Ramon, and has arranged to keep generators fueled. These actions keep pumping plants running, water flowing, and distribution lines pressurized. EBMUD will deploy additional portable generators...

...150,000 cubic yards of trench soils will be off-hauled from the Briones stockpile site. The soils will be taken to reuse sites at San Leandro's Oyster Ridge Shoreline and in Concord. Soils will be hauled via Highway 24 via Camino Pablo and Bear...

...screening, loading, and hauling of trench soils, and stormwater and dust control management at the site. Workplan and schedule Hauling is scheduled to occur at the Briones stockpile site for approximately four months beginning on Monday...