Providing Wastewater Collection, Treatment and Safe Disposal to Protect Our Community’s Health and the Bay

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  • NOTE: GRANTS FOR THE LATERAL REPAIR PROGRAM FOR SAUSALITO HAS BEEN EXPENDED.
    GRANTS FOR MARIN CITY ARE STILL AVAILABLE.

  • Lateral grant repair program

  • Don't let fats and grease down your drain!

  • Odor Control Will Make Us a Better Neighbor

    Improving odor control at the treatment plant has presented many challenges. The District contracted with a nationally recognized expert in odor control to design the most cost-effective and reliable methods for removing odors from various sources throughout the plant. They carried out scientific studies on the sources of odor and carried out extensive engineering.

    Treatment-Based Odor Control

    Chemicals are added to treatment processes to curb the generation of odors. The District uses sophisticated odor monitoring equipment which can measure one part per billion to determine the effectiveness of our odor control efforts and to make process changes when odors are detected.

    Bio-Scrubbers

    New odor Control systems collect odors from various parts of the treatment plant and move them to a biological process where they are trapped and removed using bio-scrubbers that were put into operation in 2007.

  • Outgoing longtime Board Member Norman Wohlschlaeger, left shown with incoming Board Member Dan Rheiner

    Board Thanks Norman Wohlschlaeger for 16 Years of Service

    Welcomes New Director Dan Rheiner

    At the District Board Meeting on December 5, 2011, the Board of Directors honored Norman Wohlschlaeger for his 16 years of service to the Sausalito-Marin City Sanitary District, and Dan Rheiner was sworn in as a new Board Member.

    Norman Wohlschlaeger received a resolution honoring his years of service on the board and his contributions to the community, as well as a letter of commendation from the Marin County Board of Supervisors. Wohlschlaeger was appointed to the Board in 1995 and was last re-elected in 2007. He is a 45-year resident of Sausalito and worked for the City of Sausalito, as a city engineer and Director of Public Works for 27 years.  He has also served on the Sausalito Underground Utility Committee, the New Site for Sausalito Police and Fire Station Committee and is a member and past President of the Sausalito Lions Club.

  • Public Meetings

    Board Meetings: 1st Monday of each month, 7:30 p.m.
    City of Sausalito Council Chambers, Litho Street, Sausalito, CA