Locunity/Central Contra Costa Sanitary District, CA
Board of Directors
The Central Contra Costa Sanitary District provides regional wastewater collection and treatment services and is governed by an elected Board of Directors responsible for setting policy, budget, and overseeing district operations (recorded here under the commission type 'school_board').
Meeting Room, Central San Headquarters — 5019 Imhoff Place, Martinez, CA 94553
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80th AnniversaryBoard of Directors8d agoJune 4, 2026
Central San Plans 1,000-Person Open House With Sold-Out Treatment Plant Tours on June 13
The district's 80th anniversary celebration on June 13 expects over 1,000 attendees, with treatment plant tours sold out four weeks early and a wait list of 75.
Why it matters: The once-a-decade public engagement event, with 14 months of planning and a third of the workforce participating, represents the district's largest customer outreach effort and has drawn interest from congressional offices and all levels of government.
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Strategic PlanBoard of Directors8d agoJune 4, 2026
Board Receives Seventh Strategic Plan Spanning 14 Years of Continuous Planning
The board received the FY 2026-28 strategic plan, the district's seventh two-year plan since 2014, with a July 1 launch date and new key performance indicators.
Why it matters: The strategic plan, deeply tied to the budget adopted the same day, sets the district's operational priorities and will be translated into employee-facing materials and public-facing booklets.
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AgLantisBoard of Directors8d agoJune 4, 2026
AgLantis Farm Boosts Food Production as SNAP Cuts Increase Community Need
The AgLantis recycled water farm is steadily increasing food production for food-insecure residents while expanding greenhouse infrastructure, with Member Hockett noting heightened need due to SNAP benefit reductions.
Why it matters: The decade-old recycled water agriculture project is producing more food than ever for community distribution agencies at a time when federal SNAP benefit cuts are increasing food insecurity in the service area.
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Pollution PreventionBoard of Directors8d agoJune 4, 2026
Central San Collected 1.9 Million Pounds of Hazardous Waste and Conducted 1,090+ Inspections in 2025
The district's annual pollution prevention report showed 1.9 million pounds of hazardous waste collected and over 1,090 pretreatment inspections at commercial and industrial businesses in 2025.
Why it matters: The report is required by the district's NPDES permit and tracks priority pollutants including PFAS and microplastics; legislative efforts on a vetoed microplastics 'glitter bill' signal ongoing state policy battles.
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FY 2026-27 BudgetBoard of Directors8d agoJune 4, 2026
Central San Adopts FY 2026-27 Budget Unanimously With No Public Comment
The board adopted the FY 2026-27 district budget covering operations, capital improvements, self-insurance, and debt service after a public hearing with no public testimony.
Why it matters: This is the district's most consequential annual financial action, funding all operations and capital projects for the coming fiscal year; the absence of public opposition signals broad acceptance of the spending plan.
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Resolution 2026-007Board of Directors8d agoJune 4, 2026
Board Unanimously Approves Five Consent Items Including Election Resolution and $1.24M Contract
The board approved all five consent items unanimously, including an election consolidation resolution, a $1.24M professional services contract, and a sick leave policy update.
Why it matters: The consent package sets the November 2026 election framework, authorizes a significant technology contract, updates worker protections for temporary employees, and schedules a future public hearing on sewer service charges.
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Israel EspinozaBoard of Directors8d agoJune 4, 2026
Board Welcomes New Crew Member and Senior Asset Management Engineer
The board welcomed Israel Espinoza to collection system operations and Rebecca Overacre as senior engineer for asset management, replacing a retiring staff member.
Why it matters: The asset management senior engineer position traces back to a 2015 board decision to invest in the program; Overacre previously consulted on Central San's asset management implementation plan.
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Concord Naval Weapons StationBoard of Directors15d agoMay 28, 2026
Concord's Navy Base Financial Deal Could Unlock Recycled Water Demand for Central San
President Wedington reported that Concord City Council approved the financial agreement with the Navy for the Naval Weapons Station development, potentially advancing Central San's recycled water program.
Why it matters: Central San has been developing recycled water capabilities for years; a new urban development at the former Naval Weapons Station would be a major customer for that program.
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