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Get information on our publicly elected Board of Directors, board meetings and EBMUD management.

...Tuesday, June through September, and in November and December, and at other times as needed. Under the direction of the Board and General Manager, EBMUD staff works 24/7. From Pardee Reservoir and through a web of pipes and facilities, EBMUD...

Pavon Creek, Scow Canyon, Pinole Creek, Alhambra Valley Road, Castro Ranch Road, San Pablo Dam, San Pablo Reservoir, wetlands habitat, California red-legged frogs, stream channels, Alameda whipsnakes

...existing stream channels, constructing new wetlands, and enhancing habitat for Alameda whipsnakes in the Pavon Creek and Scow Canyon Area. Pavon Creek flows into Pinole Creek near the intersection of Alhambra Valley Road and Castro Ranch Road in...

... Orinda, El Sobrante, Moraga, and parts of Oakland, Pinole and Richmond. She was first elected to the EBMUD Board of Directors in 1994, and previously has held public office on the Piedmont City Council and as the Mayor of Piedmont. “It is my...

After pipe installations or repairs, EBMUD crews may flush the lines with large quantities of water to ensure water is clean and safe.

...through hydrants. The fast-moving water scours and cleans by removing sediment and discolored water that may be in the pipe. What does EBMUD do to protect the environment when flushing?  EBMUD neutralizes chloraminated water before it enters storm...

...in parts of Oakland, Castro Valley, Hayward, and San Leandro. The existing Fontaine PP has reached the end of its service life and is located on an active landslide near the Hayward Fault. As such, the existing Fontaine PP and associated pipelines...

...The forms can be printed, legibly filled out by hand, and submitted to the project manager as part of your bid package. The forms can be filled out and sent electronically. Contract Equity Annual Report The Contract Equity Program Annual Report...

Most of EBMUD’s drinking water makes an incredible journey to arrive at our taps. As drought and climate change generate renewed interest in where our water comes from, some people are taking extraordinary steps to seek the source.

... EBMUD terminal reservoirs such as San Pablo and Upper San Leandro offer recreational opportunities and trails to connect with water carried down from the Mokelumne and collected locally during winter rains. Have you taken a water walk? In what...

...resilience over the past several decades. EBMUD watersheds provide critical habitat for these majestic raptors, and we’re happy to report growing numbers in the East Bay and the Sierra Nevada foothills.

...Bay and the Sierra Nevada foothills. Our lands and reservoirs offer bald eagles protected nesting sites and bountiful hunting grounds. And we take special steps to improve their odds of survival, such as suspending tree removal and other...

We love hands-on learning – observing things up close, asking questions, conducting experiments, collaborating with experts. And when it comes to the world of water, there is so much to explore.

...from underserved districts. By renewing our commitment to youth education, we hope to inspire tomorrow’s leaders to better understand and appreciate our most valuable natural resource and further explore the world of water. Learn more...

...soil can seep through cracks in aging private and public sewer pipes that lead to our Wastewater Treatment Plant. Average wastewater flows can spike dramatically during heavy rains – from about 50 million gallons to 500 million gallons a day! That...

... EBMUD continually invests in our infrastructure and improves operational efficiencies to handle heavy flows. There are also important steps you can take to help keep our environment healthy. Check your Sewer line Private sewer laterals, or...