Regional San owns and operates the regional wastewater conveyance system and the Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant located near Elk Grove, California. We serve a population of about 1.4 million residents in the region.
Our Mission
Regional San protects public health and the environment by conveying, treating, and recovering resources from wastewater responsibly and cost-effectively.
Regional San is overseen by a Board of Directors consisting of the five Sacramento County Supervisors, five city councilmembers from the City of Sacramento, two councilmembers from the City of Elk Grove, and single representatives from Yolo County and the cities of Citrus Heights, Folsom, Rancho Cordova and West Sacramento.
Regional San customers pay a monthly rate for wastewater conveyance and treatment services. Instead of receiving a separate bill, our monthly charge appears on customers’ sewer collection utility bill.
Regional San has a rate and fee category for developments with 21 or more units that are restricted to residents aged 55 years and older. This applies to single-family, multi-family, condos, apartments, and mobile home developments that meet the age restriction and the required minimum number of age-restricted units. The age-restricted monthly rate is 60 percent of the regular single-family monthly rate. The new rate category became effective July 1, 2016.
In order to buy into our wastewater conveyance and treatment system, residents shifting from septic to sewer and builders/developers constructing new housing units must pay impact fees to connect. See the Regional San Consolidated Ordinance to determine if you are connecting in a “new” or “infill” area.
Regional San offers eligible low-income customers a savings of $90 to $150 per year on the conveyance and treatment portion of their sewer bill, depending on the type of dwelling.
To qualify for the rebate, your name must appear on the sewer bill, you must meet certain income criteria, and you must live at the address for which the rebate is being requested. Only one rebate per customer!
When septic systems fail, it can hurt both the environment and a homeowner’s pocketbook. Repairs and cleanup are never pleasant. While connecting to the public sewer system can be costly, Regional San can help.
Have you ever wondered what happens to the water you use after it goes down the drain?
To find out, join us on a fascinating and educational tour of Sacramento’s regional wastewater treatment plant. Regional San conducts FREE group tours on specific dates (mornings and afternoons) each year. You’ll also learn how our new Plant upgrade – known as the EchoWater Project – will help us meet new, strict environmental regulations.
Regional San is committed to protecting the environment and educating the public on important water quality issues.
In an effort to help maximize the availability of the region’s precious water supplies, we have entered into an agreement with the Regional Water Authority to provide rebates for replacing high water consumption fixtures with more water efficient fixtures. Water customers may be eligible to receive a rebate up to $175 for installation of a High Efficiency Toilet.
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When septic systems fail, it can hurt both the environment and a homeowner’s pocketbook. Repairs and cleanup are never pleasant. While connecting to the public sewer system can be costly, Regional San can help.
