The Mt. View Monitor November 2022 Newsletter

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Capital Improvement Program - UV Disinfection Replacement Update (11/2022)

Learn about the progress of the UV Disinfection Replacement...

MVSD Rate Study

Learn how MVSD is committed to protecting the public health and environment, in a safe and reliable manner, at a reasonable cost.

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Did You Know?

Did you know that leaves in the streets and gutters can negatively affect the local ecosystem?

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Striving for Excellence

MVSD operators can be seen out in the community performing preventative maintenance to ensure that the sewer lines are flowing.

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Stay Out of the FOG this Holiday Season

The holiday season is almost here and with that comes delicious meals with all the fixings. The one thing you don’t want is to be fixing is your sewer line.

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Employee Highlight

Meet MVSD's Accounting and Financial Analyst, Susan Houston...

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Coastal Cleanup Success

The District would like to send a big thank you to the community for their the cleanup effort at McNabney Marsh.

Critter of the Quarter - Cormorant

Learn about these duck-sized waterbirds that live in Moorhen and McNabney marshes.

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Help Us in the Fight Against Vandalism

Mt. View Sanitary District has recently been the target of vandalism. Damage to the property doesn’t just hurt us, it hurts you.

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Join the MVSD Community Advisory Group

We continue to seek applications from MVSD customers and residents to participate in our Community Advisory Group.

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