Transitioning to By-District (Division) Elections

The District has initiated the process to transition from at-large elections to by-district (division) elections. Our new District Elections page contains up-to-date information regarding the process and can be found here

Transición a Elecciones por Distrito (División)

El Distrito ha iniciado el proceso de transición de elecciones generales a elecciones por distrito (división). Nuestra nueva página de Elecciones de Distrito contiene información actualizada sobre el proceso y se puede encontrar aquí

Reducing Food Waste

Did you know you can save money, help the planet and help others by reducing food waste? Visit our green pages for information on how you can join Novato Sanitary District in its goal to achieve zero food waste ... (more)

Novato Sanitary District is Pleased to Report on Numerous Recent Awards for Service Excellence.

This year, Novato Sanitary District received numerous awards for excellence in the areas of treatment plant performance, financial reporting, wastewater collection system performance, and laboratory testing quality. ... (more)

Sewer Service Charges

Novato Sanitary District continues to provide safe, quality sanitary service that protects public health and the environment with one of the most cost-effective rate structures in the area. See our rate and finance page for details ... (more)

Household Hazardous Waste

Wondering how to dispose of old fluorescent bulbs? Fluorescent tubes and compact bulbs contain toxic mercury vapor and should never be thrown in the trash, instead wrap them carefully to avoid breakage and bring them to the Household Hazardous Waste facility for safe disposal ... (more)

Be Safe: Dispose of Sharps and Old Medications Properly

Novato Sanitary District, in partnership with the Novato Police Department, encourages you to safely dispose of all unwanted medications. Drugs that are flushed down the drain can pollute our marine environment ... (more)

Recycle Your Used Motor Oil and Filters

Motor oil poured onto the ground, into storm drains, or tossed into trash cans can contaminate and pollute the soil, groundwater, streams, and rivers (and it's illegal!) When you take your used oil to a certified recycling center you are protecting the environment, conserving a natural resource and getting paid for it. ... (more)

Mandatory Commercial Recycling for Businesses & Multi-Family Dwellings

Beginning July 1, 2012, all businesses and public entities in the State of California that generate four cubic yards or more of waste per week and multi-family units of five or more are required to recycle. ... (more)

District Strategic Plan Available.

Download the District's highest level planning document, outlining the Board of Director's direction for the future, and staff's work plan for implementing it ... (more)

Follow our Board Meetings and Provide Your Input

Regular Board meetings are schedule for the second Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m. and are open to the public ... (more)

Get Rid of Your Old Electronics

North Bay Conservation Corps offers free pick-ups of E-Waste. Call them at 415-454-4554 to schedule a pick up.