The Sacramento Area Sewer District, known as SacSewer, is a vital public utility dedicated to sewage collection, treatment, and resource recovery in the Sacramento region. Serving more than 1.6 million residents across unincorporated Sacramento County and several cities, including Elk Grove and Rancho Cordova, SacSewer operates over 5,200 miles of sewer pipes and maintains a significant infrastructure to ensure efficient and reliable service. What distinguishes SacSewer is its commitment to environmental stewardship; it operates the EchoWater Resource Recovery Facility, one of the largest water resource recovery facilities in the United States. This facility employs advanced treatment processes that not only clean sewage effectively but also recover valuable resources such as biogas, biosolids, and recycled water, contributing to the region's sustainability efforts. Each year, SacSewer responds to over 6,100 customer calls and completes more than 161,000 work orders to maintain optimal service levels. Core values of accountability, environmental protection, and customer-centric service guide the organization’s operations. Their mission focuses on safeguarding public health and ensuring the environment is protected during sewage treatment and resource recovery activities. By continually innovating and enhancing service delivery, SacSewer sets high standards in sewage management, aiming to be a leader in sustainability efforts while effectively serving their community.
