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Prepare for Winter by Maintaining Your Sewer Lateral |
Your private sewer lateral is the pipeline that runs from your home to the public sewer main in the street. Leaky and damaged laterals are a major source of sewer overflows and backups in homes and in the public sewer system. |
You may qualify for up to a $2,000 grant to repair your lateral. |
Dispose of household hazardous waste properly. Learn more about disposing of household hazardous waste properly, such as pesticides, waxes and polishes, paint, strong cleaners, and more safely and properly. |
Dispose of unused medications properly. Dumping old medications down the drain can contaminate, people, fish, and the Bay. |
Extensive Facilities Upgrades to Improve Safety, Reliability, Emergency Backup and More
The District is preparing to upgrade or replace six facilities. The $7.5 million in projects will provide many benefits:
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Rehabilitate the South Clarifier and Headworks for
increased capacity, redundancy, and enhanced odor control
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Beach Force Main Rehabilitation to
improve reliability and decrease electricity costs
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Tamalpais Community Services District Flow Meter Project to
improve capacity modeling of the conveyance system and improve response times during high flows
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Plant Electrical Upgrade brings remaining facilities up to
modern standards and improves reliability and safety
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Biosolids Handling Project to
lower costs, improve safety, and allow for future upgrades
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Replace the Primary Digester Heating System to
modernize equipment at the end of its useful life
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Residential Sewer Rate Charge Rebates Available for Qualified Low- and Fixed-Income Customers |
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A residential Sewer Rate Charge Rebate of 5% is being offered to low- and fixed-income customers who are enrolled in the Pacific Gas and Electric’s (PG&E) CARE or FERA programs. |
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Thank You to Our Dedicated Staff |
Our talented and dedicated staff make sure that your sanitary system is working 24/7 to protect our community, the Bay, and public health. We want to recognize four of them: |
Thank you, Omar Arias-Montez for 29 Years of Service. The District’s Operations Superintendent recently retired after 29 years of Service.
Congratulations to (left to right): Vince Pasquini who was promoted from Lead Operator to Operations Supervisor; Randy Hart, who was promoted from Lab Tech to Lab Director, and Rob Schmidt was promoted from Electrical/Maintenance Tech to Project Coordinator.
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District Partnerships to Sav-R-Bay |
Sausalito-Marin City Sanitary District collaborates with five other wastewater treatment agencies in Marin to educate people about what happens after their wastewater goes down the drain. Together, we offer resources such as
- Fun, educational activities
- Resources, including videos and tours of local wastewater treatment plants
- Community events
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Stay informed with updates about important environmental and wastewater issues, including how to dispose of household hazardous waste and more.
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