Public Records Requests:
The District is required by law to respond to public records requests in writing within 10 days of receipt of the request. This doesn't mean that the records must be ready within 10 days, but rather that the district sends a letter/e-mail informing the person requesting the documents that the District has records and when they will be available for inspection. Public Records Request Form- State of California Emergency Flood Fighting Methods
- Emergency and Flood Hazards Awareness
- Fences & Gates on Levees
- Letter to Homeowners - Necessity to Obtain Permits
- Letter to Homeowners - Vegetation Trimming
- Rodent Control Newsletter
- Public Questions for Legal Counsel
- Public Records Request Form
- Annual Vegetation Control Letter for 2014
- Vegetation Parking and Encroachment