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The Sacramento Area Sewer District (SacSewer) is the Sacramento region’s largest sewage collection, treatment, and resource recovery utility–providing service to over 1.6 million people. The Sacramento Area Sewer District (SacSewer) provides local sewage collection services to more than one million people in the Sacramento region, including the unincorporated Sacramento County; the cities of Citru

06/05/2026

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At SacSewer, protecting the environment is part of our work every single day.

From responsibly collecting and treating sewage to recovering resources like recycled water, and restoring habitats in the Bufferlands and protecting local waterways, our teams work year-round to support a cleaner, healthier Sacramento region.

Environmental stewardship isn’t just one project or one day—it’s part of how we serve more than 1.6 million people across our community. ♻️

Photos from Sacramento Area Sewer District - SacSewer's post 06/04/2026

Collaboration in action! 💧🚧

SacSewer was proud to host the California Alliance for Sewer System Excellence (CASSE) Annual General Meeting, bringing together agencies committed to protecting public health, safeguarding the environment, and advancing best practices across the industry.

From drone technology and source control strategies to regulatory updates and sewer system monitoring, attendees shared knowledge and learned from one another to help strengthen the services our communities rely on every day.

A big thank you to our presenters and staff for helping make the meeting a success! 👏

06/04/2026

And the winner is… “Keep Wipes Out of Pipes” by Tobi Howell of Franklin High School! 👏🏆

Think “flushable” means good to go? Think again. With clever animation and a lot of personality, Tobi brings the drama to your drains—showing how wipes can clog pipes, wreak havoc on infrastructure, and cost us all in the long run. His verdict? Straight to the trash. 🚫🚽

Give it a watch, you might never look at a wipe the same way.

Congratulations to Tobi and all the students who entered SacSewer’s annual PSA Contest, where creativity meets real-world impact to help protect public health, the environment, and our sewer system.

06/03/2026

What the Flush?! 🚽🤯

You wouldn't believe some of the things our crews have found inside sewer pipes over the years.

In this video, SacSewer Collection System Maintenance and Operations Assistant John Burleson shares a few of the wildest discoveries our crews have encountered while keeping the sewer system flowing for our community.

While some of these finds may seem surprising (or even funny), items that don't belong in the sewer system can contribute to blockages, equipment damage, and costly maintenance.

Watch to see some of the most unexpected things found underground—and remember, only flush human waste and toilet paper.

06/01/2026

Don't miss the first Twilight on the Bufferlands of the season! 🌠

On June 11, explore the Bufferlands at dusk for the chance to see beavers, river otters, muskrats, raccoons, owls, and more! 🦫

Spots are limited, visit our website to learn more and RSVP: sacsewer.com/event/twilight-on-the-bufferlands-june-2026/

06/01/2026

Happy Pride Month! We are proud to support a workplace where every employee feels valued and a community where everyone feels seen.

05/30/2026

Lace up your hiking boots and join us for Bufferlands Open Trail Day on June 6! 🥾

This event is a great opportunity to explore some of the Bufferlands. We will have several miles of trails open for you to hike at your own pace, offering views of riparian forests with trees over 300 years old, oak woodlands, and seasonal wetlands.

The event begins at 6:30 a.m. and wraps up by 2:30 p.m. Both the event and parking are free!

Just swing by the check-in table when you arrive to sign in and grab your trail map. Please note that pets are not allowed at any Bufferlands event.

To learn more, visit: sacsewer.com/event/open-trail-day-june-2026/

05/29/2026

What the Flush?! How big are SacSewer pipes? 👀

SacSewer serves more than 1.6 million people across the region, and the system that carries sewage is larger than most people realize.
Collection system pipes range from just 4 inches in diameter (serving homes and businesses) to massive pipes up to 12 feet wide…large enough to fit a golf cart inside! 🛺
Sewage can take about 8 hours to travel from Folsom to the EchoWater Resource Recovery Facility, where it enters the treatment process.
It’s an extensive system working around the clock to serve our community.

05/28/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Walk on the Wildside at the Bufferlands! This free community event invited attendees to explore nature through live music, hikes, hands-on activities, conservation exhibits, and up-close experiences with a variety of wild animals. We’re grateful to our staff, volunteers, sponsors, vendors, exhibitors, and attendees for helping make this beloved community event such a fun and memorable day. ✨🍃

Check out upcoming events and learn more about the Bufferlands: https://www.sacsewer.com/bufferlands/

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Big cheers for Tilly! 👏

SacSewer recently surprised Tilly—a talented 5th grader from Oak Hill Elementary School - Otter Pups in the Center Joint Unified School District—in her classroom to celebrate her earning first place in our annual student art contest. 🏆🎨

Her artwork stood out among entries from students across the region for its imagination, artistic talent, and an important reminder for all of us: The choices we make today help shape the environment of tomorrow. 🌱

Surrounded by cheering classmates, proud parents, and teacher Mr. Patrick Muldoon, Tilly was recognized for her creative piece inspired by water, energy, environment, and agriculture—the same themes of SacSewer’s popular field trip destination, the Nicolaus Dairy, where our partners at Sacramento Splash hold Project AWE.

Collaborations like Project AWE help connect students to the important role environmental stewardship plays in protecting our communities and natural resources. This celebration was a reminder that the next generation is already thinking big about the future. To learn more about Project AWE, please visit: https://sacsplash.org/program/project-awe/

Congratulations to our talented young artist, and thank you to the teachers, families, and students who continue to inspire us through creativity and learning! 🌎

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