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Market St. Cluster Pipeline Replacement. Install approx. 6,515 feet of 6" and 8" 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...

...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...

...soon as possible to make financial arrangements and avoid disruptions to their water service or the placement of liens to their properties. Customers behind on their bills can request payment extensions, enroll in a payment plan, apply for EBMUD’s...

... Now, with federal assistance exhausted and the pandemic state of emergency concluded and some customers delinquent for four years or more, EBMUD is implementing the Residential Non-Payment Policy, which was adopted by the seven-member board in...

Turn on your tap and out comes the water. Simple, right?

...design lines that will withstand ground movement and meet pressure and flow requirements. Computer technicians maintain the platforms on which we store this vital information. Buyers purchase materials, which often involves a competitive bid...

We take our mission seriously – that means we need a skilled workforce to deliver water and manage wastewater in the future. While we manage our day-to-day operations, we also invest time and effort in building the next generation of EBMUD workers.

...what it takes to design a pumping plant or water tank, and see what we do to keep our dams safe. This exposure connects interns with potential careers and demonstrates the challenging and complex work EBMUD employees undertake to serve our community...

EBMUD is the Bank Sponsor and the entity operating the Oursan Ridge Conservation Bank.

...approved by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in January 2017 to offer habitat credits for the California red-legged frog (Rana aurora draytonii) and the Alameda whipsnake (Masticophis lateralis...

...and keep pollutants from reaching the Bay, and partners with residents and businesses to help them keep contaminants out of sewers and the Bay. EBMUD has been recycling, reusing, and producing renewable energy at its wastewater plant since the...

...and the capital improvement program at Camanche and Pardee Recreation areas to reduce and prevent sanitary sewer overflows, and includes a notification flowchart for reporting spill events. The plan was approved by the EBMUD Board of Directors on July...

...how wastewater treatment protects public health and the San Francisco Bay: Online virtual tour, Live-guided virtual tour and In-person tour. For online tour information, contact wwtptours@ebmud.com. virtual tour, live guided tour, in person tour...

...Email: wwtptours@ebmud.com  Phone: 510-287-1651 and press 2 You may leave a voicemail message and a staff member will follow up during regular business hours.  Get to know EBMUD's Wastewater Treatment Plant! Have you ever wondered about what happens...

EBMUD’s water supply begins at the Mokelumne River watershed in the Sierra Nevada and extends 90 miles to the East Bay.

... The plan provides an assessment of supply and demand, an overview of the conservation program, recycled water program, groundwater plan, and, importantly, includes the Water Shortage Contingency Plan. Recycling Learn more about how water...