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Moody’s Investors Service upgraded the East Bay Municipal Utility District’s (EBMUD) water revenue bonds on May 6 to Aaa, the agency’s highest bond rating.

...resilience through both the coronavirus pandemic and ongoing drought.” “The rating reflects strong regulatory compliance, capital planning and ongoing initiatives to diversify water supplies, storage and recycling capabilities, and robust...

Clifford Chan is the East Bay Municipal Utility District’s General Manager.

...and financial stability through innovation and long-term water and wastewater planning. He is proud to lead an organization dedicated to its mission of delivering the highest quality water at a fair and reasonable price while remaining a...

ERS Financial Reports

...System’s investment portfolio performance and the larger economic and investment market environment Table of Contents Performance and economic reports FY 2024 Q3 Performance Report FY_2024_Q3_Performance_Report.pdf FY 2024 Q2...

Sliplining existing 63 inch pipeline to rehabilitate sewage pipe.

...starts at the intersection of 64th Street and La Coste Street and extends south, across Powell Street, to a location behind the Powell Street Plaza Shopping Center. This project will require excavating two access pits over the interceptor...

...earthquake along the Hayward Fault, directly beneath our East Bay communities. Violent shaking leads to casualties, fires, and severe damage to buildings, roads and regional infrastructure. In the aftermath, power lines are down, communication is...

...to EBMUD’s ability to ensure reliable water and wastewater service. Powerful jolts and liquifying soils could impact our aqueducts, water treatment plants, distribution pipelines and wastewater facilities. To strengthen our resiliency, EBMUD is...

...s aging wastewater system. Together, these improvements will modernize critical infrastructure, protect public safety, and support continued enjoyment of the Reservoir and surrounding community for years to come.

...s aging wastewater system. Together, these improvements will modernize critical infrastructure, protect public safety, and support continued enjoyment of the Reservoir and surrounding community for years to come.

In the same way that we strive to serve communities with high-quality water and wastewater services, we’re putting forth a plan, full of hard work and vision, to be the change we want to see in our society.

...is committed to serving our diverse community and workforce, and advancing equity in all of the work we do. March Marks Women’s History Month Everyone knows about Rosie the Riveter, but do you know about the women of water who served as meter...

...16-inch recycled water pipeline to provide 0.46 million gallons daily for irrigation and industrial services.

...of 24-inch potable water pipeline between Oakland and Alameda into a 16-inch recycled water pipeline to provide 0.46 million gallons daily for irrigation and industrial services. Event Details: WHAT: USACE/EBMUD PPA Signing...

...to ensure the water and wastewater services you depend on remain safe, reliable and affordable. Whether it’s managing water supplies now and for the future, upgrading water treatment plants so every drop you drink is of the highest quality...

...they break reduces water loss, customer outages, and potential damage to assets and the environment. EBMUD takes a strategic approach. We plan to replace nearly 300 miles of pipeline over the next decade. Status: Ongoing in multiple locations...

The rainy season has finally passed and we’re now ready for sunshine and heat. In the summer months, water use can skyrocket as people turn to hoses, showers and pools to cool off.

...weeds, thinning trees and trimming bushes creates defensible space between your landscape and your home.