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On July 6, 2021, the City Council adopted an ordinance repealing and reenacting Santa Ana Municipal Code Chapter 33, Section 54 (SAMC 33-54) establishing the preservation of newly constructed and reconstructed arterial streets, local streets and alleys in order to protect City's capital investment in infrastructure and to preserve the street pavement integrity, ride quality...

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About the Capital Improvement Program The Capital Improvement Program (CIP) is a multi-year planning tool used to identify and implement the City’s capital needs over the upcoming year, and seven-year period. The CIP document summarizes the City’s planned capital and infrastructure improvement projects, including their funding sources, and prioritizes projects after analysis and coordination with...

Sanitary Sewer Systems General Order - Information about the Statewide General Waste Discharge Requirements for Sanitary Sewer Systems, Water Quality Order. California Integrated Water Quality System Project - Resources to support the Sanitary Sewer Overflow Program. Orange County Sanitation District - The public that provides wastewater collection, treatment, and disposal services for approximately 2.6 million...

This sewer master plan report presents the results and recommendations of the Sewer Master Plan Update for the City of Santa Ana (City). The report was prepared by RMC Water and Environment (RMC) under an agreement with the City of Santa Ana. The Master Plan evaluates the capacity and condition of the City’s sanitary sewer...

Sewer system management plan [2020 Update]   The Sewer System Management Plan details how the City manages, operates and maintains its sanitary sewer collection system, including City requirements, procedures and programs. The plan was prepared under the supervision of Cesar E. Barrera, P.E. Deputy Public Works Director/Water Resources Manager. Download it here. Sewer System Management...

This sewer rate study  presents an overview of the results of the 2019 Water, Recycled Water and Sewer Rate Study (Study) that was conducted for the City of Santa Ana (“City”) by Stantec Consulting and Hildebrand Consulting. The primary objectives of this Study are to: Develop a multi-year financial management plan that provides for the...

Your sewage system is connected to the City sewer main through a sewer lateral. As an owner, you are responsible for maintaining the lateral from the property all the way to the connection with the sewer main. In the event of a blockage in your sewer line, immediately stop using water and call a licensed...

More than 15 years ago, Santa Ana introduced its fats, oils, and grease control (FOG) program to reduce the number of blockages in the city's sewer lines and sewage overflows onto our streets. Raw sewage that overflows on to our streets often makes its way into our storm water drains and waterways, polluting our city...

Water conservation for residents Be Water Wise - Metropolitan Water District's Water Conservation Page. Water Saver Home Tour - California Urban Water Conservation Council Water Saver Home. Take a tour of water saving opportunities in your home. WaterWiser Drip Calculator - Measure and estimate water wasted due to leaks. *Water Conservation Tips - See our water-saving tips during...

Download our latest study that analyzes cost of service, design of our rate structure, and multi-year financial plan to sustain the City's water system.

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Water Master Plan [January 2018]   The Water Master Plan outlines is a multi-year capital improvement program to maintain a robust, adaptable, and efficient water management system that can meet the present and future needs of community. It includes environmental sustainability and preparing for potential water-related crises or emergencies. Download it here.     Urban...

Temporary water service connections are required where there is a need for construction site water from the City of Santa Ana and there is not a metered and backflow protected connection. Fire hydrant meters (or construction meters) are required to assure the City that the water is being paid for and, more importantly, that our...

State regulations require that residential, commercial and industrial customers served by a public water system take adequate measures to protect the public water system from potential contamination. Under certain conditions, water from private plumbing can flow into the public water distribution system. This is referred to as backflow. Here’s what you need to know. What...

  Our commitment to water conservation The City of Santa Ana is very focused on water conservation and is a Signatory with the California Urban Water Conservation Council.  Additionally, we are proud of the progress made in many areas such as: Educating residents on smart water use habits and water conservation programs Offering free California-friendly...

A commitment to quality As always, we are committed to delivering the highest quality drinking water to all our residents. We have rigorous safeguards in place to make sure that our tap water meets or surpasses all health standards, and we are pleased to announce that our compliance with state and federal drinking water regulations...

Let's get water smart Santa Ana The City welcomes you to the Santa Ana Smart Water Meter Program! We're kicking off this long-term program with a meter upgrade for all customers. These new meters will wirelessly send usage information for billing and other important service notifications directly to the utility office. In the future, you...