Water Supply
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Pardee Reservoir and Spillway |
EBMUD's water supply system begins at the Mokelumne River watershed and extends 90 miles to the East Bay. You can learn about the water system and get an overview of EBMUD studies and programs under way and planned for the future in EBMUD's Urban Water Management Plan.
Current Projects
EBMUD's Mokelumne River water supply
is not sufficient to meet the needs of EBMUD customers during
a drought. Water reliability can also be affected
by various events such as droughts and earthquakes. EBMUD is working
on many water system improvements to meet projected needs and to
increase water reliability.
Camanche Reservoir
Release Rates
Providing current and projected releases from Camanche Reservoir.
Climate Change
EBMUD has developed mitigation
and adaptation strategies to deal with the changing climate and its effects on
water resources.
Daily Report
The
daily water supply report provides technical water supply data.
Mokelumne/Amador/Calaveras Integrated
Regional Water Management Plan (MAC IRWMP)
As part of
our commitment to foster regional cooperation and encourage an integrated
approach toward water resource planning, EBMUD is participating in efforts to
prepare an update to the MAC IRWMP.
Camanche Water Rights Permit
Extension Project
EBMUD
has filed a petition with the State Water Resources Control Board to extend
EBMUD's existing Camanche water right Permit 10478 to the year 2040.
System Map
Providing
an overview of
EBMUD's water supply system.
Urban Water Management
Plan
The Urban Water Management Plan
brings together important information on water supply and usage, wastewater,
recycled water and conservation programs at EBMUD.
Water Supply
Management Program
In October 1993, EBMUD adopted a long-term Water Supply
Management Program (WSMP) to guide the provision of a reliable high-quality
water supply to the East Bay through 2020. Currently, EBMUD is looking even
further into the future and updating the WSMP, which will now have a planning
horizon of 2040.