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... El Cerrito, Emeryville, Kensington, Oakland, Piedmont and part of Richmond. The total proposed wastewater budget is $169.7 million in fiscal year 2016 and $137.2 million in fiscal year 2017. In fiscal year 2016, the average EBMUD residential...

...of a 1998 agreement between the East Bay utility and federal and state agencies to promote healthier conditions and water flows in the Mokelumne River. The Mokelumne River Fish Hatchery is one component helping sustain the long-term viability of salmon...

Significant infrastructure investments ensure reliable water for the East Bay.

...of 53 miles, roughly the distance between Oakland and Napa, of water distribution pipeline in Alameda, Alamo, Albany, Ashland, Berkeley, Castro Valley, Crockett, Danville, El Cerrito, El Sobrante, Lafayette, Oakland, Orinda, Piedmont, Pleasant Hill...

Summer is here, and hot weather means more water use. But in this deepening drought, every gallon counts. About 28 percent of residential water is used outdoors, so that’s the place to look for savings. Follow EBMUD’s lead and embrace drought-tolerant…

... Limit irrigation to 3 days a week between dusk and dawn and shorten watering times. Fix your leaks Inspect irrigation lines, especially if they run on timers when you aren’t watching. Avoid runoff Check that sprinklers water your plants, not patios...

How leaks can cause your bill to be high.

...address. The Home Survey Kit can help you find and fix leaks and check water flow rates. When you return the survey form included in the kit, EBMUD will provide free water-saving devices, if needed. Prevent your pipes from freezing Prevent your...

Every day, EBMUD uses your dollars to reinvest in the water and wastewater systems that serve the East Bay. We use your money to make smart, sustainable investments for you and future generations. We find ways to save energy and money, reduce greenhouse…

...ways to maximize preservation of our watershed lands, and we'll improve salmon populations while preserving our high quality water for drinking. By recovering energy from wastewater, we gain revenue and maximize the efficiency of our wastewater plant...

Although much of EBMUD’s infrastructure is hidden underground, we work hard to ensure our financial decisions are visible to all. During our current budget cycle, we are investing more than $800 million to improve our aging water and wastewater…

...our budgets and priorities for fiscal years 2022 and 2023, and we encourage you to participate. We will offer public budget workshops between now and next spring as we develop our infrastructure investment plans. You are always invited to learn more by...

The East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) and John Muir Land Trust (JMLT) announced a partnership today that saves 604-acres of gorgeous Lamorinda land for future generations.

...hillsides and ridge tops to meadows and bottomlands and features coastal live oak, riparian woodlands, coastal scrub and annual grasses. “We want to recognize and thank the Carr family for their careful stewardship of this land for generations, and...

Collaborative effort permanently protects the environment, communities, water supply and hydropower generation

...East Bay water agencies; local water agencies; and Amador and Calaveras counties.  “This legislation is a true ‘win-win.’ It protects the Mokelumne River water supply that Amador County residents depend on for nearly all of our public water,” said...

Press release on the adoption of the new budget and rates.

...for EBMUD to build and maintain resilient and reliable water and wastewater systems,” Chan said. “EBMUD’s investments are vital for public health and essential to support the community and a strong local economy as well as to protect the...