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...of the reservoir, residents can expect to hear and see hauling trucks and equipment required for grading. Allowable work hours for this project are: Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. There are no anticipated water service...

...other five plants, including San Pablo, Sobrante and Upper San Leandro water treatment plants. “With the Sierra snowmelt coming back to your tap, some customers may notice a change in the taste of their water,” according to EBMUD Board President...

Reservoir demolition and rehabilitation

...pits, including demolition of all mechanical and electrical equipment and removal of 3 trees. Construction of a 1.0 million gallon pre-stressed concrete reservoir within the walls of the existing reservoir. Construction and paving new access road...

Water agency staging emergency equipment to maintain reliable water delivery this fire season

... Castro Valley, Crockett, Danville, Moraga, Oakland, Orinda, Pinole and San Ramon. “While we can’t predict what will happen this fire season, we can – and must – prepare our facilities to fulfill our duty to customers,” said EBMUD Board President...

...Work will start with remodeling of the structure and improving mechanical and electrical components of the regulator. In the fall, removal of dying trees and paving to improve site accessibility will take place. This work will not cause an interruption...

El Cerrito, pipelines, San Pablo Avenue, Wildcat, El Cerrito, Lynn, Liberty, Hill

...Avenue Central Avenue between Albemarle Street and Ashbury Avenue Lynn Avenue between Ashbury Avenue and San Carlos Avenue Richmond Street at Potrero Avenue Potholing to confirm the alignment of the 36-inch Wildcat pipeline took place in...

...valuable asset. We invite you to join our team and bring your experience and perspectives to help further EBMUD’s mission and core values of Stewardship, Integrity, Respect, and Teamwork. If you have questions about EBMUD jobs, please visit our FAQ...

This year, EBMUD celebrates 100 years of service to the people of the East Bay. For a century, we have provided clean, reliable water at the turn of the faucet, managed natural resources, and protected the environment.

...wastewater. Through earthquakes, fires, a pandemic, and climate change impacts, EBMUD’s commitment to serve – affordably and reliably – remains as steadfast as ever. This 100-year milestone is a testament to what we can accomplish when we...

Amit Mutsuddy is the East Bay Municipal Utility District’s Director of Wastewater.

...Wastewater Treatment Facility (RWF) operation and maintenance and provided key oversight to the $1.4 billion capital improvement projects for the RWF. He serves as an executive board member for multiple wastewater organizations such as the Bay Area...

...maintains our East Bay and Upcountry facilities and watershed land. Topics include water treatment and distribution, investments in infrastructure, finances, diversity and equity, community programs and more. Upon successful completion of the...