Build for today, plan for tomorrow.
Zone 7 Water Agency Board of Directors. Tri-Valley first. Twenty years of project leadership. A clear plan for water reliability, PFAS remediation, and fiscal accountability.
Three priorities, one clear plan.
Water is too important for vague promises. Here is what I will do, and why.
PFAS Remediation
Zone 7 has been filtering PFAS for 18 months and catches roughly two-thirds of contamination known to be in the water today. We need to close the remaining gap and pursue cost recovery from the pollution sources, so ratepayers do not subsidize cleanup the polluters owe.
Read more →Water Reliability
Most Tri-Valley water travels from Oroville Dam through the South Bay Aqueduct, a single corridor exposed to earthquake and drought risk. Diversify the supply portfolio, modernize stormwater capture, and reduce single points of failure.
Read more →Flood Management
Zone 7 manages 37 miles of streams and flood channels built for a different climate. Recent atmospheric river events have caused real damage. Plan, fund, and execute a multi-year resilience program with public milestones and audit trails.
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