Ways to Save

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MVSD’s Sewer Service Charge Rebate Assistance Program offers a 20% discount to low-income, single-family residences. The discount is received in the form of a rebate check after all property taxes for the subject parcel have been paid. To learn the requirements of the program and download the application, visit https://mvsd.org/sewer-rebate.

If you’re 62 years old or better, you’re eligible for a senior discount from Republic Services. Follow this link to the application and its requirements: https://mvsd.org/Republic-Services-Senior-Discount

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Is Your Pool Ready for Summer?

If your pool or spa needs to be drained to make repairs, do not drain your water into the gutter.

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Help Fight Vandalism

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

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Critter of the Quarter - Sora

Meet the Sora (Porzana carolina), a small secretive bird that lives in freshwater wetlands with dense emergent vegetation.

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Earth Day Roundup

This year’s Earth Day was celebrated by MVSD throughout April with a McNabney Marsh cleanup event and the John Muir Birthday Earth Day Celebration.

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Employee Highlight - Anthony Millison

Meet Anthony Millison, one of the newest employees at MVSD.

Feasibility Study

The Local Agency Formation Commission’s Wastewater Municipal Service Review recommended a feasibility study to explore the possibility of consolidation between MVSD and Central San.

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Help Make an Impact

The Mt Diablo Wetlands Fund supports projects and programs that benefit our community, wildlife, and the environment.

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Did You Know?

Did you know that many products found in your home are potentially hazardous substances?

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