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...around the house can add up to hundreds or thousands of gallons of wasted water each year. If you’ve been putting off fixing indoor or outdoor leaks, we’re here with inspiration from customers and advice from EBMUD pros. It’s time to nip those leaks in...

...in about year through savings on his water and energy bills. Pool problem solved Last summer, Ted Comfoltey and his wife Gabrielle, of Blackhawk, were on vacation. Back at home, their pool was hard at work, spilling 7,000 gallons a day...

Your next sip of water may come from the Sacramento Valley as supplies from the region replenish EBMUD's local reservoirs this year.

...help urban water users while preserving and protecting the natural resources of the lower American River and Sacramento Valley. Purchasing emergency water supplies comes at a cost of about $50 million. A temporary drought surcharge of 25...

Help save the Bay and save yourself the hassle of calling a plumber every time your toilet clogs. Fix or replace your sewer line today.

...your cracked pipe to fill with water, tree roots and mud. Those things can clog your pipe and, farther down the line, can lead to sewage spills into the San Francisco Bay, polluting our ocean. By law, you now must prove your sewer line is leak-free...

...got to 16. These new pipes will improve our system and will last for generations. And, as with every major undertaking, it’s important to recognize accomplishments big and small and recognize those who helped us get there. Thank you, EBMUD...

...water into the Mokelumne River. The turbines are connected to generators, which create hundreds of thousands of megawatt hours of emission-free hydropower each year.

...Bay, sewage from El Cerrito down to Oakland and Alameda arrives at EBMUD’s Main Wastewater Treatment Plant where we collect and treat it. One beneficial byproduct of the biological treatment process is biogas, which we combust to generate...

Each day, EBMUD produces about 2.5 billion glasses of crisp mountain water.

...in several East Bay reservoirs for treatment and delivery to customers and to assure emergency supplies are available locally. In a year of normal precipitation, EBMUD uses an average of 21 million gallons per day (MGD) of water from local watershed...

...programs and metering technology, and evaluated the potential water savings, administrative and regulatory issues, and costs and benefits from the utility, property owner, and tenant perspective.

EBMUD manages vegetation along its properties and rights-of-way to maintain these areas free of fire hazards.

... We also lease some of our watershed lands for cattle and horse grazing, which provides additional vegetation management. Schedules for these activities are shown below and are subject to change. If you have any questions or concerns, please...

...participate by phone, press *9 to raise your hand When prompted by the Secretary, please state your name, affiliation if applicable, and topic Submitting written comments or materials: Email written comments or other materials for the...

Show us your gorgeous garden! Enter your photos for a chance to win prizes! Submit photos by October 2, 2022.

...Supply Hardware Our award-winning book, Plants and Landscapes for Summer-Dry Climates A feature on EBMUD.com Two free tickets to the Ruth Bancroft Garden To enter, upload before and after images of your landscape and tell us what makes your...