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September and October are among the warmest months in California, and they bring the transition from one water year into the next. For planning purposes, water providers across the state monitor the natural water cycle on a 365-day calendar that begins...

...is the best way to make sure the water we have will last. If you haven’t yet, please check your faucets, toilets, and irrigation systems for leaks. Replace your thirsty landscape with drought-tolerant plants. And eliminate water waste. It’s time to...

...and Miscellanea is a study in color theory and meditation and the cultural influences that intersect and inspire artist, Lisa Solomon’s creative process. Reception date: April 4, 2017 at 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Exhibit is open to the public until May...

...and Miscellanea is a study in color theory and meditation and the cultural influences that intersect and inspire artist, Lisa Solomon’s creative process. Reception date: April 4, 2017 at 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Exhibit is open to the public...

Annual Water Supply Update; Facing the Challenges of Extreme Weather

... You’ll meet Mike Tognolini, Director of Water and Natural Resources, and Dave Briggs, Director of Maintenance and Construction. The virtual event will include a brief presentation and open Q & A. WHEN: Wednesday April 26, 2023, 6:00 p.m. to 7...

Media advisory for the Time Capsule event.

...John Gioia, Alameda County Supervisor Lena Tam, and Oakland Deputy Mayor Kimberly Mayfield. What: EBMUD Centennial Time Capsule Ceremony When: Monday, May 22, 2023; 11 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Where: EBMUD Adeline Maintenance Center Shops and...

David (Dave) Briggs is the East Bay Municipal Utility District’s Director of Operations and Maintenance.

...before making decisions to ensure I understand all implications and potential impacts. I don’t know everything. When assembling a team, I seek people who think differently from me." David is dedicated to creating an organization that is open and...

Kathryn (Kathy) Viatella is the East Bay Municipal Utility District Manager of Legislative Affairs and manages the District’s Office of Intergovernmental Affairs.

...the water sector, the environmental community, and government. Kathy is driven to partnerships and collaborations that strive for inclusive solutions. Before joining EBMUD, Kathy worked for the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California...

... crisp mountain water to 1.4 million people living in 46 cities and towns in the East Bay. We make sure every drop is delicious, and when water goes down your drain, we remove the dirty stuff to protect the environment and the San Francisco Bay.

...East Bay. We make sure every drop is delicious, and when water goes down your drain, we remove the dirty stuff to protect the environment and the San Francisco Bay. Water-Saving Tip We use a lot of precious water every day, and we don’t want...

Every day, waste from nearly 740,000 East Bay residents and businesses flows into EBMUD’s Wastewater Treatment Plant where it is treated before it’s discharged to the San Francisco Bay.

...our scientific knowledge, engineering know-how, and culture of innovation to tackle challenges and protect the bay. Our wastewater treatment plant operates around the clock every day of the year. EBMUD’s 2022-23 Biennial Report...

Information about the NOI and PAD

...Information Energy Transmission – Single Line Diagrams Volume V - Supporting Information for Rare, Threatened, and Endangered and Special Status Species and Sensitive Natural Communities in the Project Vicinity

Each October, communities across the country come together for Imagine A Day Without Water—a national campaign to highlight how essential water is in our daily lives.

...in the infrastructure—pipes, pumps, reservoirs, and treatment plants—that keeps clean water flowing and wastewater safely managed. EBMUD is proud to join forces with the Oakland Roots SC to share this message in the East Bay. While our communities...