Water Reclamation Plant Upgrades Program Workshop
Summary
The city is planning a massive multi-million dollar overhaul of its aging water treatment plant to ensure reliable wastewater treatment and recycled water production for decades to come. Officials and consultants are exploring diverse funding sources, including federal loans and state grants, to keep utility rate impacts manageable for residents.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
Estimated between $150 million and $330 million total program cost, to be funded through utility rates, loans, and potential grants.
All sanitary district ratepayers and residents who rely on reliable wastewater treatment and recycled water supplies.
Ratepayers could face increased utility fees to pay off long-term project debt.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Utilities Committee Regular Meeting - Jul 15, 2026
The Utilities Committee discussed ongoing recycled water initiatives and operations in Camarillo, looking at ways to enhance local water reliability.
Joint Camarillo City Council and Sanitary District - Special Meeting - Water Reclamation Plant Upgrades Program Workshop - Jul 8, 2026
The city is planning a massive multi-million dollar overhaul of its aging water treatment plant to ensure reliable wastewater treatment and recycled water production for decades to come. Officials and consultants are exploring diverse funding sources, including federal loans and state grants, to keep utility rate impacts manageable for residents.
Camarillo City Council and Sanitary District - Apr 8, 2026
The city is investing nearly $4 million in expert management services to guide major upgrades at the Water Reclamation Plant. This project is vital to ensure long-term sanitation compliance, protect water sources, and keep the facility running smoothly.
ABC7 Solutions: Camarillo to get almost 60% of its water by treating brackish groundwater from Calleguas Creek Watershed
ABC7 Solutions: Camarillo to get almost 60% of its water by treating brackish groundwater from Calleguas Creek Watershed ABC7 Los Angeles
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