What Is At Stake For The Sacramento Region?

We must work to ensure this region is not forced to shoulder a disproportionate and unfair burden. New wastewater permit requirements and state Delta policies will adversely impact or occur at the expense of the Sacramento region. The region must work to gain protection from or mitigation for these significant impacts. more >>>

Environmental Commitment

SRCSD has spent more than $20 million over the past decade on a wide range of environmentally-focused efforts that include Delta monitoring and research, pollution prevention, watershed enhancement, green investments and public education and outreach. more >>>

Compliance Performance

SRCSD's wastewater discharge permit compliance record from year 2000 to 2009 stands at an impressive 99.999% compliance. SRCSD's robust monitoring program takes 8,000 individual measurements EACH DAY to track and assess its compliance in literally hundreds of required areas. more >>>
SRCSD

Background: SRCSD provides wastewater treatment service for roughly 1.3 million residents and business in the urbanized and unincorporated areas of Sacramento County and the cities of Citrus Heights, Elk Grove, Folsom, Rancho Cordova, Sacramento and West Sacramento. SRCSD is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of elected officials from the local cities and counties in its service area. more >>>