Employee Highlight - Anthony Millison - Mt. View Sanitary District

Employee Highlight - Anthony Millison

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Anthony Millison is one of the newest employees at MVSD, joining the team in November 2024 in the role of Wastewater Operator II. Anthony started his education in computer science but ended up pursuing wastewater treatment instead. He holds his Grade 3 Operator Certification, which demonstrates his knowledge of wastewater treatment processes, equipment operations and maintenance, laboratory testing, and regulatory compliance. To be certified at this level, shows Anthony’s motivation and commitment to a higher level of knowledge.

Anthony managed the lifeguarding staff at the Heather Farms Swim Center before becoming a wastewater operator in the private sector. We’re happy to welcome Anthony to the MVSD team. Welcome, Anthony!

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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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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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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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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.

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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Ways to Save

Save money with MVSD's Sewer Service Charge Rebate Assistance Program and Republic Services' Senior Discount.

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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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