Sacramento Suburban is one of the largest water agencies in the region. It serves about 170,000 customers in a vast area straddling Interstate 80, from Fair Oaks Boulevard to north of McClellan Park.

The merger between the Sacramento Suburban Water District and the San Juan Water District would create a district that serves more than 300,000 customers. Latest U.S.

Greg Bundesen, the water conservation supervisor for Sacramento Suburban Water District, joined Mae to tell us what we can do to help the situation. Skip to content. FOX40 News.

For Dan York, a 40-year water veteran and general manager of the Sacramento Suburban Water District, merging forces makes all the sense in the world. “To be honest,” he said, “the biggest ...

The same goes for Sacramento Suburban Water District, the utility that serves Arden Arcade and North Highlands, which will need to conserve 7% more by then.

The same goes for Sacramento Suburban Water District, the utility that serves Arden Arcade and North Highlands, which will need to conserve 7% more by then.

The same goes for Sacramento Suburban Water District, the utility that serves Arden Arcade and North Highlands, which will need to conserve 7% more by then.

The same goes for Sacramento Suburban Water District, the utility that serves Arden Arcade and North Highlands, which will need to conserve 7% more by then.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A grand jury report about a small water district in Sacramento County warns that its board has “spun out of control” and has been mired in infighting and dysfunction ...

Sacramento County has 14 water districts north of the American River alone. It takes teamwork to bank more groundwater for coming droughts.

The same goes for Sacramento Suburban Water District, the utility that serves Arden Arcade and North Highlands, which will need to conserve 7% more by then.

The Sacramento region’s big climate change threat is water - either too much during floods or not enough to satisfy regional demands. Our biggest problem in preparing for a drought is pretty simple.