On January 6, 2020, the California State Legislature reconvened for the second year of its two-year session. As we do every year, Camrosa will continue to weigh in on important water-related measures through coalitions, commentary, testimony, and direct communication with our representatives on bills that would impact our operations and ratepayers. Check back here for periodic updates.
Camrosa’s award-winning Finance Department works to fulfill the District’s mission to prudently manage and maintain the District’s financial assets. Through comprehensive reporting, third-party review, and clear, directed policies, the District engages in practices that result in transparency and accountability, preserving the public’s confidence and trust. Click here to learn more about our financial practices and view our budget and audit documents.
A five-member Board of Directors sets policy within the Camrosa service area. Directors are elected to four- year staggered terms, with elections held in odd-numbered years. Each member of the Board is elected at-large but represents a specific Division within the District. Meet our current Board, virtually.
The Board schedule is typically two meetings per month on Thursday evenings at our district office. Board agendas indicate what items will be heard; proceedings of past meetings are also available. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend.
Every year, Camrosa’s lab staff prepare our annual Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) that presents the findings of extensive water quality testing meant to ensure your water is safe and healthy to drink. And each year, Camrosa meets or exceeds all state and federal drinking water standards. You can obtain the 2018 report here, or by calling our office at (805) 388-0226 for a paper copy.
Camrosa is committed to being transparent in our processes and policies. Find information about our financials, our Board, staff salaries and more by clicking on one of the links below:
Click on the links for the associated documents:
2015 Urban Water Management Plan — Amended 11/15/18
Tips on planning for disasters
2013 Santa Rosa Basin Groundwater Management Plan
Ordinance 40-16: Rules & Regulations Governing the Provision of Service