Dublin San Ramon Services District - DSRSD

Pet owners know how important it is to keep their furry friends free of fleas and ticks. However, you may not know that topical flea and tick medications can introduce toxic pesticides into the San Francisco Bay. Learn why you should ask your veterinarian about chewable options: baywise.org/protect-your-pets-your-family-and-the-bay

👇Important Notice for the Tri-Valley👇

During California Department of Water Resources' scheduled maintenance from June 27 to July 2, Tri-Valley residents and businesses are encouraged to reduce their outdoor water use. (Recycled water customers: this maintenance will not affect our recycled water system, so no need to reduce irrigation during this time.) Check out the details below and join the water-saving effort!

HEADS UP TRI-VALLEY

From June 27–July 2, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) will perform seasonally necessary maintenance on State Water Project facilities that supply water to the region. During that time, we’re asking residents and businesses help by reducing outdoor water use during this short period as a proactive measure to preserve supplies for essential needs. Learn how you can do your part here: www.zone7waterca.gov/news-release/tri-valley-residents-asked-reduce-outdoor-water-use-during-planned-state-water-project

DSRSD’s Annual Water Quality Report is now available! The District is proud to report that your drinking water met or surpassed all state and federal water quality standards in 2025. Read the report: www.dsrsd.com/water-quality-report

Don’t let your water disappear into thin air! Pool covers can prevent 95% of water loss from evaporation. As the weather heats up, keeping your pool covered is one of the easiest ways to save water. Apply for our Pool Cover Rebate for up to $100 towards your purchase. Learn more at www.dsrsd.com/rebates

In this month’s DSRSD at Work, we’re highlighting DSRSD's laboratory staff as they collect recycled water samples from our recycled water treatment facility and test for the presence of bacteria at our onsite lab. These behind-the-scenes efforts, performed several times each week, help ensure our recycled water continues to meet strict quality standards.

Dublin DSRSD customers: Don’t pour household hazardous waste down the drain! Bring batteries, bulbs, paint, and other household chemicals to AVI’s free dropoff at Don Biddle Park, Saturday, June 13, 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Registration is required: email [email protected] or call (925) 557-1091.

School is out and summer is here! As families head outside to enjoy community parks, DSRSD is proud to help keep many of our local greenspaces healthy with recycled water. Have a great summer – and keep an eye out for Oscar the Otter enjoying the sunshine!

Congratulations to the graduates of DSRSD’s 2026 Citizens Water Academy! Over the past month, participants learned how our community gets its water; toured DSRSD’s wastewater treatment plant, recycled water facility, and lab; and spoke with DSRSD staff experts about District services, governance, and priorities. Thank you for joining us and learning more about what DSRSD does. Get ready – the next Academy will be in Spring 2028!

We hope you had a chance to stop by the DSRSD booth at Truck Time San Ramon on 5/16. We had a great time showing visitors how our CCTV truck inspects our underground pipe systems!

Congratulations to the outstanding students recognized at the Alameda & Contra Costa County Science & Engineering Fairs! DSRSD was honored to recognize local winners of our “Excellence in Water/Wastewater/Recycled Water” award at a recent Board meeting. The future of water innovation is bright! www.dsrsd.com/fairs