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Save money on gas and safely dispose of your home medical sharps with FREE mail-back services. To have a sharps mail-back package shipped directly to your home:

Visit https://sharpstakebackcalifornia.org/ and complete the online request form, or call (844) 4-TAKE-BACK (844-482-5322).
Receive your sharps container and prepaid mail-back package by mail.
When your sharps container is full, follow the instructions included with the mail-back package and place it in your mailbox for pickup.
Repeat the process by requesting another FREE mail-back package as needed (only one request per week).

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September is Emergency Preparedness Month

Being prepared in the event of an emergency or disaster can save lives, reduce fears, and make it easier to recover.

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Pesky Pests

Pests come in all shapes and sizes, and they can be found in and around your home.

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Summer is here!

The summer sun is here, and it’s time to cool off in the pool!

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Grillin' & Chillin'

Summer is in full swing with swimming, camping, and of course, outdoor BBQs.

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Critter of the Quarter - Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse

Meet the Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse - a golf ball sized mouse that's a salt marsh specialist.

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Consolidation Feasibility Study Update

MVSD and Central Contra Costa Sanitary District (Central San) are participating in a voluntary study to investigate the feasibility of a potential consolidation.

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Coastal Cleanup

Help MVSD and Mt. Diablo Wetlands Fund keep McNabney Marsh clean for all to enjoy!

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Keep Our Community Free of Vandalism

MVSD has recently been the target of vandalism. Help us and the community by reporting suspicious people and/or activity in our area.

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Did You Know?

Did you know that your sanitary sewer lateral is the private property of the building owner, who is responsible for all the costs related to its repair and maintenance?

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Board Highlight - Gregory Pyka

Meet MVSD Board Director, Gregory Pyka.

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