MVSD Employee Highlight

Jesus Diaz is MVSD’s Utility Laborer. He joined the MVSD team in November 2002. Jesus’ experience came from working at refineries here in Martinez. He enjoys working in all areas of the wastewater treatment plant and collection system, assisting his co-workers in whatever they need.

In his free time, Jesus likes working in his garden and taking long walks. He loves to travel, especially to his favorite places: Hawaii and Yosemite. We are grateful for his loyalty and commitment and are proud to have him on our team. Thanks, Jesus!

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Giving Tuesday is December 3rd

Giving Tuesday is an opportunity for people to use their power of generosity to support non-profit organizations, like Mt. Diablo Wetlands Fund, in their communities.

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Protecting Moorhen Marsh

Learn about MVSD's efforts to remove Arundo and protect Moorhen Marsh.

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Critter of the Quarter: Western Pond Turtle

Meet Moorhen Marsh resident, the Western Pond Turtle!

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Fall is Here

Leaves in streets and gutters add higher than normal nutrients and lower than normal oxygen to local water bodies and they are also the leading cause of localized flooding during rain events.

Help Us in the Fight Against Vandalism

Vandalism in our community is escalating and Mt. View Sanitary District continues to be one of the targets.

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Sewer Service Charge Rebate Assistance

Low-income, single-family residences may qualify for a 20% rebate on their sewer service charges.

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The Skinny on Fats, Oils, & Grease (FOG)

Avoid costly clogs in your home plumbing system this holiday season and keep fats, oils, and grease (FOG) out of your pipes.

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Know Before You Go

Before you throw out that herbicide or can of paint in the trash, check to see if it’s household hazardous waste.

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Did You Know?

Did you know that improperly disposed of unused or expired prescription drugs are a public safety issue?

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Coastal Cleanup Success

The District would like to thank all of the volunteers who helped to cleanup McNabney Marsh in September.

Sharps

Help keep our operators and the community safe by disposing of home medical sharps properly.

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