North Marin Water District

Happy World Environment Day! Healthy communities depend on healthy natural systems.

Every drop conserved, every efficient landscape, and every investment in reliable infrastructure helps protect local water resources for future generations.

At North Marin Water District, environmental stewardship is part of everyday operations, from water conservation programs to maintaining resilient public water systems that serve our community year-round.

Meet Canyon Snow (Iris douglasiana‘Canyon Snow’).

This California native iris features soft white blooms and evergreen foliage that bring beauty and resilience to water-wise landscapes. It supports pollinators, adapts well to coastal California conditions, and can thrive with lower water use once established.

Elegant, durable, and well suited to our Mediterranean climate. Visit the North Marin Water District demonstration garden for more water-wise planting inspiration.

Please join us in giving a warm welcome to our newest team members at North Marin Water District!

Axel Gomez – Utility Worker 1
Abraham Marin – Utility Worker 1
Justin Rhodas – Utility Worker 1
Holly Keuth – Lab Analyst 1

These team members help support the reliable delivery of safe drinking water and essential field operations throughout our service area.

Customers are welcome and encouraged to attend North Marin Water District’s board meeting.

See the agenda: nmwd.com/meetings/calendar/

We’re proud to recognize our May staff anniversaries and the people who help keep water service reliable every day.

• Corey Reed, Sr. Engineering Tech – 21 years
• Adam Breit, Pipeline Foreman – 16 years
• Kyle Bergstrom, Apprentice Elect/Mech Tech – 11 years
• Robert Pearce, Utility III/Pipeworker – 9 years
• Tim Fuette, Senior Engineer, 5 years
• Vincent Verissimo, Staff Accountant – 2 years

Thank you for your service and dedication to the community.

Replace your lawn. Reduce your water use.

North Marin Water District offers a Cash-for-Grass rebate of up to $1.50 per square foot for removing turf and installing approved low-water landscaping.

A practical step toward a more resilient yard. nmwd.com/save-water/outdoors/

Cleveland sage is a standout in water-wise landscapes. Its soft gray-green leaves and violet-blue flowers bring color, texture, and seasonal interest.

This California native thrives with minimal irrigation once established and is highly attractive to pollinators like bees and butterflies. Visit our demonstration garden to see it in bloom!

Grow a garden pollinators will love. 🦋🐝 Discover water-wise plants that call Marin their home: linktr.ee/PlantPollinators

Extra, extra! 🗞️ Our latest Digital Waterline newsletter is available on our website. Stay updated on local water projects, rebates, and conservation tips at the link in bio.