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... We keep that promise with bold actions to reduce emissions, recover resources and rethink how we operate.

...Reservoir and Skyline Pumping Plant in Oakland and incorporated an on-site 30-kilowatt photovoltaic system to power the facilities. In Orinda, we’re developing our 12th and largest photovoltaic project to date, capable of generating 5-megawatts...

...to 6 weeks) After completing the work order and receiving the encroachment permit, EBMUD schedules and completes the hydrant installation. Costs The cost to install the public fire hydrant depends on site conditions. The total cost...

...snowflake in the mountains because our reservoirs are now completely full, and then some.

...retrofitted three times (most recently in 2010); and Chabot Dam in San Leandro is being seismically upgraded now. While we adjust to this new day in water supply, EBMUD asks you to consider what you experienced in the past four years. Now that we...

...is the Sacramento/ San Joaquin Delta, and then the San Francisco Bay. But well before it reaches its natural outlet, EBMUD’s 345-foot-tall, 1,337-foot-long Pardee Dam walls-off the water’s path and fills in Pardee Reservoir. From Pardee...

...in large reservoirs—San Pablo, Upper San Leandro and Briones, along with rainwater that falls directly in the East Bay. Every minute of every day, EBMUD treats Sierra snowmelt fortified with local runoff to the highest standards set by the...

The climate is changing, and with it, droughts can become more severe. Regulations that govern water supply are changing too. As a leader in sustainability, EBMUD is at the forefront of planning for an uncertain future by diversifying our water supply...

...to meet the needs of our customers, fish and wildlife, and users downstream. These legacy practices are our primary function. We strongly promote water conservation, too. To ensure water for the East Bay, we also focus on new and diverse water...

The great outdoors is calling. Join us for a volunteer workday.

...to help with projects that protect and enhance land- and public-use facilities in Calaveras, Amador and San Joaquin Counties. Volunteers assist in land stewardship and help maintain trails, parks and historic sites while learning about how EBMUD...

...in your pool water. Dispose of pool water and waste properly Test and treat for copper Check with your local pool supply company for test strip kits. If copper is present you should treat and remove it before draining pool water into the...

Mulch

...is made up of organic material like chipped wood and tree bark and is used to cover soil. A three-inch layer of mulch spread over bare soil will enhance the health of your garden. Benefits of mulch include the following: Increased soil moisture...

Prudent financial management ensures ratepayer dollars are used wisely.

...rates, wastewater rates, rate and fee schedules, and reports and studies. EBMUD Credit Ratings These credit ratings are assigned to EBMUD by credit rating agencies and reflect the District's credit worthiness as a debt issuer. Financial...

...water supplied to EBMUD Administration Building and Oakland irrigation customers. Mokelumne Watershed Master Plan adopted. 2009 Approved EIR for Water Supply Management Program 2040. 2010 Declared water shortage...