The Mt. View Monitor May 2024 Newsletter

May contain: water, outdoors, nature, land, vegetation, plant, and grass

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Are You Prepared?

Learn the basics on being prepared for an emergency and stay informed on the Contra Costa County Local Hazard Mitigation Plan.

The Nature of Algal Blooms

Learn about the nature of algal blooms, what they are, how they grow, and more.

Did You Know?

Senate Bill 1383 set methane emissions reduction targets for California. and requires residents to separate organic material from the trash.

Welcome!

Mt. View Sanitary District welcomes Jared Ruddell to the Board of Directors.

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John Muir Birthday Earth Day Celebration

MVSD joined the celebration for John Muir’s 186th birthday and Earth Day Celebration at the John Muir National Site in Martinez on April 20th.

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Employee Highlight - Luc Beauchemin

Meet Luc Beauchemin, MVSD Wastewater Operator.

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Back at the BBQ!

It's time to get back outside with family and friends for delicious BBQs. Keep your summer clog-free and cleanup simple with these tips.

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Critter of the Quarter: California Ground Squirrel

Learn all about this critter and what pests they can be...

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Splash into Summer

The sun is out, it’s getting warmer, and with it comes thoughts of floating around the pool. If your pool or spa needs to be drained to make repairs, do not drain your water into the gutter.

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