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As a public, not-for-profit government agency, the EBMUD $2.3 billion budget protects the East Bay’s extensive water system that serves 1.4 million people, and a wastewater system that serves 685,000 people, every day.

...programs, public information, billing services and call center. 3¢ Natural Resource Management and Protections Environmentally sound management of watershed lands, operation of public recreation facilities and fisheries programs...

Oakland-to-Alameda pipeline project represents EBMUD’s commitment to providing reliable water infrastructure for the next century

...pipe to the EBMUD system in both Oakland and Alameda. To support long-term goals for diverse water supply sources, once the new transmission line is put into service, EBMUD will investigate whether the old crossing can be repurposed to serve...

The 2023-24 fall run of the Chinook salmon has broken all records

... Statewide closure of California’s 2023 commercial and recreational salmon fishing season to protect the Central Valley fall-run Chinook population; the commercial and recreational salmon fishing fleet, which funds the production of ocean...

...indicates a customer is flagrantly wasting water and ignoring mandatory outdoor watering restrictions. Instances of water theft would be fined $500 for the first violation, $1,000 for the second violation within a 12-month period, and $3,000 for every...

EBMUD and Sierra foothills partners tend thousands of acres to protect water quality and improve forest resilience

...powers authority comprised of Amador, Calaveras and Alpine counties and six water districts, including Alpine County Water Agency, Amador Water Agency, Calaveras County Water District, Calaveras Public Utility District, East Bay Municipal Utility...

EBMUD is proposing the Project to increase the SOWTP treatment capacity to meet future water demands, treat additional supplemental water supplies during drought years, reduce disinfection byproducts, and improve the water treatment processes.

... Phase 1 includes replacement of solids handling and water reclaim structures and installation of a new chlorine contact basin for water disinfection at the existing SOWTP site in El Sobrante and City of Richmond. The existing aging solids...

EBMUD's wastewater treatment and innovative pollution protection programs protect public health and the San Francisco Bay.

...treatment plant and San Francisco Bay from commercial and residential discharges. Pollution prevention in schools Reducing toxins in schools helps protect the Bay, and can reduce kids' exposure to possible health threats. Wastewater...

... and grow demand for water efficient products and services. Qualified Water Efficient Landscaper (QWEL) QWEL is an EPA WaterSense labeled professional certification in irrigation system audits. Attend a training or hire a QWEL professional...

Capital Improvement Program (CIP)

...to meet customer expectations for reliability and water quality, existing and emerging regulatory requirements, and public safety taking into consideration the the age, condition, and criticality of each facility. Master plans, condition assessments...

In its first action of the year, the East Bay Municipal Utility District Board unanimously elected Marguerite Young President of the EBMUD Board of Directors and Doug Linney Vice President.

...5, which includes Alameda, San Lorenzo, West Oakland and Oakland Airport area and a portion of San Leandro. Linney, who lives in Alameda and heads a public relations firm specializing in environmental protection, was first elected to the Board in 2000...