John Muir Birthday Earth Day Celebration

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Join MVSD and Mt. Diablo Wetlands Fund to celebrate John Muir’s legacy of conservation and his love of nature at the John Muir Birthday/Earth Day Celebration on Saturday, April 18, 2026. Enjoy a day filled with music, food, and fun activities for the whole family. Stop by our booth to learn ways that you can help protect the environment and what we do to keep our community safe. You don’t want to miss this free celebration from 10 am-4 pm at the John Muir National Historical Site at 4202 Alhambra Avenue on Highway 4 in Martinez. We’ll see you there!

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State of the District

Mt. View Sanitary District hosted its Annual Strategic Planning Workshop, which included a review of the District's progress in meeting its goals and objectives for the previous fiscal year.

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Welcome

Meet Caitlin Wiley-Walker, MVSD's newest Board Director.

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It's Not Too Late!

We're halfway through the school year, but there's still time to sign up for the Wetlands Education Program this spring!

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Did You Know?

Many products found in your home are potentially hazardous substances. Learn how to protect the environment and dispose of them properly.

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Tips for Spring Gardening

It’s almost time to start preparing your garden for spring. Here are a few sustainable tips to ensure a healthy garden…

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Critter of the Quarter - Ladybug

Meet the Convergent Lady Beetle also known as the ladybug. These organic pest control agents help protect plants from aphids and much more.

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Employee Highlight

Meet Giselle Relado, MVSD's Accounting & Financial Analyst.

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Feasibility Study Update

Learn about the progress on the joint feasibility study between MVSD and Central San.

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