San Andreas Sanitary District

San Andreas Sanitary District is a U.S. local government entity and municipality registered to receive federal awards since June 8, 2009. As a recipient of federal grant awards, the district primarily focuses on providing water and waste disposal services to rural communities in California. The San Andreas Sanitary District is eligible for federal assistance programs aimed at improving and maintaining critical infrastructure for rural residents, businesses, and other entities within its service area. Its primary function involves the development and improvement of water and waste disposal systems, ensuring affordable and reliable access to these essential services for the local population.

Over the past few years, San Andreas Sanitary District has been awarded multiple Project Grants through the Water and Waste Disposal Systems for Rural Communities program (CFDA 10.760) administered by the Department of Agriculture's Rural Utilities Service. These grants, totaling approximately $3.512 million between 2021 and 2024, have been utilized to support various water and waste disposal projects in financially needy communities. The most recent award of $299,000 in May 2024 continues the district's efforts to maintain and improve its infrastructure, ensuring reasonable user costs for rural residents and businesses. Previous grants in 2021 and 2022, amounting to $2.13 million and $1.083 million respectively, were also dedicated to similar purposes, demonstrating the ongoing commitment of both the federal government and the San Andreas Sanitary District to enhancing rural water and waste management systems in California. Additionally, the district has received sub-grant awards related to its wastewater treatment plant and emergency preparedness, with the California Office of Emergency Services serving as the prime grantee for these projects.