The Mt. View Monitor February 2026 Newsletter

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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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Feasibility Study Update

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

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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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Employee Highlight

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

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Welcome

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

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John Muir Birthday Earth Day Celebration

Join MVSD and Mt. Diablo Wetlands Fund at the John Muir Birthday/Earth Day Celebration on Saturday, April 18, 2026.

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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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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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