Giving Tuesday is an opportunity for people to use their power of generosity to support non-profit organizations, like Mt. Diablo Wetlands Fund, in their communities.

Before you throw out that herbicide or can of paint in the trash, check to see if it’s household hazardous waste.

Avoid costly clogs in your home plumbing system this holiday season and keep fats, oils, and grease (FOG) out of your pipes.

Did you know that improperly disposed of unused or expired prescription drugs are a public safety issue?

Leaves in streets and gutters add higher than normal nutrients and lower than normal oxygen to local water bodies and they are also the leading cause of localized flooding during rain events.

Help keep our operators and the community safe by disposing of home medical sharps properly.

Meet Jesus Diaz, MVSD’s Utility Laborer.

Learn about MVSD's efforts to remove Arundo and protect Moorhen Marsh.

The District would like to thank all of the volunteers who helped to cleanup McNabney Marsh in September.

Meet Moorhen Marsh resident, the Western Pond Turtle!

Vandalism in our community is escalating and Mt. View Sanitary District continues to be one of the targets.

Low-income, single-family residences may qualify for a 20% rebate on their sewer service charges.