Are you interested in a job in the wastewater field? The District employs more than 90 individuals in a wide range of roles including wastewater treatment plant operators, collection system technicians, and more! Read on...
Vallejo Flood & Wastewater District's Upper Lateral program can save you hundreds, or even thousands of dollars, on your sewer line repair. Call us at (707) 644-8949 to learn more, or visit VallejoWastewater.org and click the brown Repairs button. Learn how you can save on your sewer repair
Vallejo Flood & Wastewater District is delighted to announce that we have been awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting. Read on...
Qualifying customers can save money on their utility charges from Vallejo Flood & Wastewater District. Click on the blue Rates & Fees button, then Reduced Rate Program (on the left menu). Learn how you can save on your sewer fees.
Qualifying customers can save money on their utility charges from Vallejo Flood & Wastewater District. Click on the blue Rates & Fees button, then Reduced Rate Program (on the left menu). Video in Spanish. Additional Info...
Qualifying customers can save money on their utility charges from Vallejo Flood & Wastewater District. Click on the blue Rates & Fees button, then Reduced Rate Program (on the left menu). Video in Tagalog. Save money on your sewer fees!
Vallejo Wastewater's Upper Lateral program can save you hundreds, or even thousands of dollars, on your sewer line repair. Call us at (707) 644-8949 to learn more, or visit VallejoWastewater.org and click the brown Repairs button. Video in Spanish. Learn how you can save on your sewer repair
Ever wonder what it's like to work in the wastewater industry? Check out our new video with highlights from our very own Vallejo staff members! Read on...
Have you ever wondered what it takes to get water really clean? Check out our new video that takes you on a virtual tour of Vallejo's wastewater treatment plant. Read on...
An average of 10 million gallons per day of wastewater flows through the Ryder Street treatment plant. During large storms, that number can rise to more than 60 million gallons. How does the treatment process work? Read on...
Four times each year, the District produces a newsletter, called Currents, which is mailed to property owners and is available on this website. Read on...
