Targets for water supply, drought resiliency, land stewardship, fiscal responsibility and organizational excellence are wrapped into the plan that will chart the course of action for this year through 2028.
Staffers say the district's 900 miles of pipeline, 130 water storage tanks, 97 pump stations, seven reservoirs and dams and three treatment plants need to stand against drought and other disasters.
The plan is broken down into five objective areas, including water supply, creating a resilient water system, watershed stewardship, fiscal responsibility and organizational excellence.
The Marin Municipal Water District plans to hire consulting teams to conduct in-depth analyses of reservoir expansion, desalination and Russian River aqueduct projects.