Central Sanitary Board Receives Clean Treasury Audit, Emergency Prep Update

The Central Contra Costa Sanitary District's board gathered for a routine but substantive session, receiving good news on financial controls while staff walked directors through the district's disaster readiness playbook—including why they recently simulated crashing an airplane into the treatment plant.

• Consent calendar approved unanimously; no public comment received

• Clean treasury audit confirms in-house financial model working well after 2024 transition

• Emergency management update highlights FEMA reimbursement successes—and federal funding uncertainty

• Twelve spring interns introduced from universities across the country

• Board recesses into closed session for labor negotiations with three employee groups

The district's decision to bring treasury functions in-house—completed in late 2024—is paying dividends, according to a clean audit report presented by an Internal Auditor.