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Wastewater Rules Could Raise Costs

Livermore and the Dublin San Ramon Services District (DSRSD) are setting standards in the Bay Area’s efforts to protect the San Francisco Bay from environmental degradation by pioneering water recycling

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Tri-Valley Manages Wastewater Better Than Others

Assessing early on how we can manage our wastewater may save the Tri-Valley significant costs in the coming years.

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Stemming the red tide

Stemming the red tide
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With $369M in upgrades, Palo Alto s regional wastewater plant will help prevent algal bloom

With $369M in upgrades, Palo Alto s regional wastewater plant will help prevent algal bloom
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Billions needed to fund upgrades to meet anticipated wastewater regulations

According to a statement from the Bay Area Clean Water Agencies, at least $11 billion will be needed to finance the upgrades, or an average of $4,000 per household, at treatment facilities across the region. The upgrades, which would enhance secondary treatment technology that would reduce the nitrogen content in wastewater being discharged into the bay.

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