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2025
- April: Online bill pay update; new technology leveraged for leak reduction program; and water-saving rebates not to be missed
- March: District set to pursue largest water supply measure in 40 years; new billing system coming soon; survey offers chance to win an iPad
- February: Major business ditches grass with Marin Water program; lawn replacement rebate increased; plus, annual water main cleaning scheduled
- January: Water Efficiency Estimator offers insight into home water use; major water system construction project reaches milestone
2024
- December: Major infrastructure investments continue; water efficient gardening class schedule released; how to troubleshoot toilet leaks
- November: Water Supply Roadmap progress; new water meter technology planned; new rebate program for commercial, multi-family housing customers
- October: Watershed Trail Sharing Pilot and E-bike Class 1 Trial on hold; plus another water storage tank rehabilitation getting underway
- September: Customer finds savings with free District program; updates on infrastructure investments; and a call for model eco-friendly gardens
- August: Watershed Approach to Landscaping course registration open; construction project resumes on Watershed
- July: Work begins on Lagunitas Creek restoration; fire-safe landscaping resources; plus steep discounts on irrigation controllers offered
- June: Increased rebate for rain barrels; water efficiency guidance for your home; plus more water infrastructure investments
- May: Annual Water Quality Report now available; plus learn how 1 customer found a creative outlet in the District’s Cash 4 Grass program
- April: Progress on Water Supply Roadmap; onsite consultations help with water efficiency; plus gardening resources and discounts
- March: Customer finds savings with irrigation tweaks; draft Rec Management Feasibility Study available; Contest offers chance to win $
- February: Water main cleaning scheduled; rebates offered on rain catchment systems; plus, a new way to look at your home's water use
- January: Gardening classes to help you save water; more state $$$ for Lagunitas Creek; discounted irrigation controllers to help customers
2023
- December: How District rebate program helped customer save water, money; Plus, Marin Water secures $4.6M grant for Lagunitas Creek restoration
- November: Progress on water supply development; infrastructure improvements; watershed fire fuel management; upcoming volunteer opportunities
- October: Save water, money with Marin Water rebates, resources; explore water storage expansion efforts; and explore upcoming events
- September: An update on Lagunitas Creek restoration work; free home garden visits from experts; work continues on water system resiliency projects
- August: What’s ahead for water supply; a water efficiency workshop; plus record juvenile salmon numbers
- July: Major water infrastructure work coming to Mt. Tam Watershed; take advantage of steep discounts on smart irrigation controllers
- June: District secures state grant to replace aging infrastructure; learn about an opportunity to work with our watershed fisheries team
- May: Annual Water Quality Report now published; Hearing for proposed water rate increase is May 16; plus, lawn-replacement rebates
- April: Celebrate Earth Day; Review proposed water rate changes; engage in Watershed Recreation Management Planning
- March: Board approves water supply roadmap; update on 2023 rate-setting process; take part in Fix-a-Leak Week contest
- February: District staff address storm impacts; rate-setting customer workshop schedule set; water main cleaning starts soon
- January: Storms recharge reservoirs; water rate adjustment explored; new board members sworn in