Fleming Hill Water Treatment

The East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) is actively engaged in the planning phase of the Sobrante Water Treatment Plant (SOWTP) Reliability Improvements Project, located at 5500 Amend Road in El Sobrante, CA. This initiative aims to enhance the treatment capacity of the facility to ensure it meets future water demands and improves water treatment processes during drought conditions. The project is divided into two phases, with Phase 1 scheduled for construction from the summer of 2039 to the summer of 2043, focusing on immediate upgrades to increase capacity to 60 million gallons per day. Phase 2 will further expand treatment capacity to 80 million gallons per day and is set to commence only if water demand necessitates it, highlighting EBMUD's commitment to sustainable water management and community engagement. Generated from the website

City of Fairfield Water Treatment is a facility in Fairfield, CA dedicated to the treatment and purification of water for the local community. With a focus on ensuring clean and safe drinking water, the facility utilizes advanced technology and processes to meet regulatory standards and provide essential services to residents. Generated from their business information

Wholly H2O is an organization based in Redwood City, CA that aims to foster environmental stewardship by creating personal connections between Californians and their local watersheds. Through educational programs, community science initiatives, and art, they inspire curiosity, knowledge, and stewardship for California watersheds. Their activities include walking tours of waterhood neighborhoods, livestreams with local naturalists and historians, citizen science projects to track species in watersheds, and a podcast that explores the science and art of water. Wholly H2O encourages residents to become active stewards of their waterhoods and promotes responsible watershed management for all ages.Generated from the website