Diversified Water Sources with Solid Planning
Zone 7 Water Agency Board of Directors. Tri-Valley first. 25 years of engineering leadership. A clear plan for water reliability, PFAS remediation, and fiscal accountability.
Priorities, one clear plan.
Water is too important for vague promises. Here is what I will do, and why.
PFAS Remediation
Zone 7 has built two PFAS treatment plants with a third in design. Continue the program, monitor downstream of every facility, and publish the math so the community can read it.
Read more →Water Reliability
Diversify beyond a single import corridor. Stronger groundwater banking, modernized capture, support for Northern California storage. The board will also steward Zone 7's estimated $443 million share of the Delta Conveyance Project through a series of funding votes, the single largest reliability question in front of us.
Read more →Flood Management
Move the Flood Management Plan from goals to a funded multi-year capital program with public milestones and audit trails.
Read more →Campaign related information
Updates, water-policy analysis, and event news.
2026 Snowpack: 18 Percent of Average. The Reliability Math Just Got Worse.
California's April 1 snowpack came in at 18 percent of average — the second lowest reading on record at Phillips Station. In the Northern Sierra, where Zone 7's State Water Project deliveries originate, snowpack is just 6 percent of average. The reliability case is no longer a forecast. It is the current data.
Delta Conveyance: A Court Closes One Door, A Council Opens Another
In eight days, the California Supreme Court ended DWR's bond-financing pathway and the Delta Stewardship Council remanded the project on two Delta Plan policies. Here is what changes for Zone 7's $443 million share.
Pleasanton and Zone 7 Pool Their Wells: $27 Million Instead of $65 Million
On April 21, the Pleasanton City Council unanimously approved a Joint Groundwater Supply Project with Zone 7 — about $27 million, compared to roughly $65 million for Pleasanton to rehab its three PFAS-shut wells alone. This is the kind of capital-allocation decision the next Zone 7 board will see more of.
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