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Our water consistently surpasses state and federal drinking water requirements, but how exactly is drinking water treated to protect public health? Is all water the same? We test water but what are we testing for?

... The virtual event will be held in English and Spanish and will include a brief presentation, an explanation on how to conduct a water quality test, trivia, and a raffle. WHEN: October 20, 6 - 7 p.m. WHERE: Online at tinyurl.com/waterweds...

... for needed improvements to the Upper San Leandro Water Treatment Plant in Oakland. EBMUD will upgrade the treatment plant to ensure the highest quality drinking water for its 1.4 million customers. The fiscal year 2022 government funding package...

...Alameda, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Castro Valley and portions of Hayward and unincorporated Alameda County. The estimated cost of the project at Upper San Leandro Water Treatment Plant is $88 million. Construction is expected to begin in winter...

...a bleak California snow survey on April 1 and very low precipitation this winter, the East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) Board of Directors will consider elevating the drought emergency for 1.4 million customers in the East Bay Area to...

...include managers of water supply, treatment, and distribution, conservation, and natural resources. What: Water Wednesday virtual speaker series​​​​​​​ When: Wednesday, April 27, 2022; 6 p.m.​​​​​​​ Where: Register at ebmud.com...

Recreation areas and facilities will remain open as region braces for heat wave

...in the East Bay, too, to keep the community – and our watershed lands -- safe during the heat wave. EBMUD trails will close from Friday, September 2, through Monday, September 5, 2022. Closure signs are now posted at trail heads. EBMUD...

...a critically over-drafted groundwater basin is taking root in California’s Central Valley. A groundwater bank beneath rich farmland marks our latest investment in a sustainable water future, and it’s about to yield its first withdrawal.

...supplemental water from the federal government and water agencies and draw it from the Sacramento River Recycling We reuse water for industrial and irrigation uses Leak detection and repair Innovative techniques reduce water loss and...

How water main breaks occur, unconventional methods to fix them, and designing pipelines to prevent future breaks

...respond quickly, working through mud, debris, and fast-flowing water to discover the leak and make needed repairs safely. Join us to find out how EBMUD crews repair main breaks, the planning that goes into preventing breaks, and how a single...

Kelly Zito is the East Bay Municipal Utility District’s Manager of Public Affairs.

...natural resources while providing our vibrant and diverse East Bay community with a safe and reliable water supply. When considering diversity, equity and inclusion goals, Kelly believes it is important that we reflect our community and that...

Derek McDonald is the East Bay Municipal Utility District’s General Counsel.

...of minority and woman-owned businesses in District contracts. Secondly, as an inclusive leader, Derek works diligently to expand and improve public outreach in OGC recruitments with the goal of attracting and developing a more diverse...

EBMUD implements new safety regulations at Camanche Reservoir Recreation Area to enhance safety and the enjoyment for all.

...and overnight — in all areas of Camanche North and South Shore recreation areas, and Camanche Reservoir.  The prohibition does not apply within the boundaries of the Camanche Mobile Home Parks; however, residents cannot possess or consume alcohol...

Roberto Cortez is the East Bay Municipal Utility District’s Manager of Water Operations.

...inspires his commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) and his belief in the power of opportunity. He champions initiatives to make EBMUD's hiring processes more accessible and collaborates to improve opportunities for small, diverse...