Clean Water Program
Protecting Alameda County Water Resources for Over 20 years. Working with agencies from around Alameda County, the Clean Water program facilitates local compliance with the Clean Water Act. We foster a culture of stewardship of our local water resources.
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Residents - Storm Drains
The Connection between Your Neighborhood and the Bay. Everyday actions can adversely affect creeks, wetlands and the Bay. You can help by adopting simple practices to prevent pollution at home, especially when gardening, cleaning and maintaining your car.
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Businesses
Quick Tips for your Business. Simple changes to your operations and maintenance can help you comply with local regulations. The Clean Water Program makes it easy.
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Teachers
Inspire the Next Generation. Bring the water pollution prevention message to the classroom with Clean Water Program's free resources.
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Watersheds
Did you know you live in a watershed? Surprisingly, Alameda County's network of creeks, wetlands and the Bay extends into everyone's backyard. Even if you don't see any water in your neighborhood, you are still connected to the Bay.
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Welcome to the Clean Water Program
Healthy Creeks, Wetlands and Bay
Working with agencies from around Alameda County, the Clean Water program facilitates local compliance with the Federal Clean Water Act. We foster a culture of stewardship of our local creeks, wetlands and the Bay. Alameda County homes and businesses are connected to these important waters through the network of stormdrains found in every neighborhood.
Clean Water Program Alameda County

27 Aug2020

September is Coastal Cleanup Month

Written by Clean Water Editor. Posted in News

This year, Coastal Cleanup is all month long and starts at our doors. Join in!

Choose any day(s) in September and help clean creeks, beaches and the Bay by picking up litter in your neighborhood and local natural areas. Because no matter where litter happens, it all flows downstream to the coast and becomes ocean pollution when the rain comes.

Plan Your Day!