Thank You!

Volunteers wearing safety vests pick up litter outdoors near McNabney Marsh..

MVSD wants to thank Contra Costa Resource Conservation District and the volunteers who came out on May 12th to clean up trash and remove invasive plants in McNabney Marsh. The event was also in memory of volunteer, Diane Viera, who attended many cleanup events in McNabney and Moorhen marshes. We will be back out in McNabney Marsh for Coastal Cleanup Month on September 14th. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to find out details on joining us!

Nutrients

Learn about the new Nutrient Watershed Permit that requires wastewater treatment facilities to ensure the levels of nutrients in their discharge is below new specified limits.

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Did You Know?

September is National Preparedness Month and being prepared in the event of an emergency or disaster can save lives.

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Fleas and Ticks... Oh My!

Before you treat your pet with a topical medication, consider the alternatives.

Feasibility Study

The Local Agency Formation Commission’s Wastewater Municipal Service Review recommended a feasibility study to explore the possibility of consolidation between MVSD and Central San.

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Moorhen Marsh is 50!

In the San Francisco Bay Area, where most freshwater wetlands have been lost, Moorhen Marsh is a shining example of a community success story.

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Critter of the Quarter: Mute Swan

Meet the beautiful Mute Swan, a frequent sight in McNabney and Moorhen Marshes.

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Employee Highlight - Robin Mitchell

Meet Robin Mitchell, MVSD's Public Outreach Coordinator.

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