Water Resources Department

Located in San Luis Obispo, Calif., the Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board is operated by the State Water Resources Control Board, which was established in 1967. The Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board preserves, enhances and restores the quality of water resources and ensures proper allocation and efficient use. The board administers an irrigation and nutrient management program that implements pollution prevention strategies to address discharges from irrigated land on a regional and watershed-based scale. The Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board operates a division of financial assistance that administers the implementation of the state water board's financial assistance programs. It also administers loan and grant funding for the construction of municipal sewage and water recycling facilities, remediation for underground storage tank releases and watershed protection projects. The board operates an underground storage tank cleanup unit that provides technical and regulatory oversight for the investigation and cleanup of sites with leaks.

Automotive Repair Bureau in Bakersfield, part of the California State Department of Consumer Affairs, is dedicated to empowering Californians by providing valuable information on consumer rights and protection. Through their services, individuals can become informed consumers and make educated decisions when it comes to automotive repairs, ensuring they receive fair treatment and quality service. Generated from their website's infomation

The Water Quality Board in Fresno, CA is dedicated to overseeing various environmental programs and initiatives aimed at protecting and improving water quality in the region. Their focus areas include site cleanup, agricultural practices, cannabis cultivation, climate change, and ensuring safe drinking water for the community. Through a range of programs and policies, the board works towards sustainable water management, conservation efforts, and addressing issues such as drought and groundwater contamination. They also engage in public participation, provide information on water quality assessments, and strive to promote environmental equity and awareness within the local community. Generated from the website