SFPUC Releases Annual Water Quality Report, Which Highlights Nearly 100,000 Water Tests in One Year

The Paulsell Solar Energy Center in Stanislaus County will help ensure more reliable electricity for CleanPowerSF's 385,000 customers.

We are committed to being cost-effective and equitable for our customers. That’s why we recently undertook a review of all of those fees to see if they still align with the cost of providing that service. After that review, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission approved eliminating some fees, keeping some the same, and increasing others. In some cases, the fee structures were also updated. These changes take effect July 1, 2024. You can see all the water, power, and sewer fees that will be in effect July 1, 2024 here: sfpuc.org/rates.

“To me, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, & Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month is a time to uplift AANHPI voices and shine a light on the way members of the community have shaped the United States. I want to recognize our struggles, but also our joy, vibrancy, and achievements.”

This month, we highlight George Chan, an IS-Engineer, whose role and dedication exemplify the spirit of our team. George's work behind the scenes ensures the reliability and security of our critical water management systems, while his personal journey underscores the strong friendships within the ITS department at SFPUC.

Coordinating many events at the Southeast Community Center (SECC) is no easy task, but Patrick Llamas and his team sure does make it look effortless. Patrick helps many community members, organizations, and colleagues from various City departments to organize their events at the SECC. He also leads the SECC digital communication channels and strategy by helping to promote events and programs to activate the center and build brand awareness of the SECC.