EBRPD and EBMUD board meeting agendas by email
Both EBRPD and EBMUD now offer the possibility of receiving board meeting agendas by email. This will save you from needing to check their websites again and again to see if the agendas have been posted before an upcoming meeting, and reading the agendas regularly will keep you more up-to-date on what’s going on with both of these major Bay Area land managers.
EBRPD
The signup section is on the Public Meetings page of EBRPD’s website. Scroll down close to the bottom under the heading “Board Meeting Agenda E-Mail Signup”, fill out the form, and the agendas should start showing up in your email inbox.
Just what you need, one more email, right? But if you’re looking to advocate or stay informed on what the board is discussing or other activity at EBRPD, this is a good place to check in.
EBMUD
There are 3 steps to follow to sign up for receiving EBMUD board meeting agendas by email:
- First you’ll need to create an EBMUD ID and then click on a link that will be emailed to you in order to activate your account. If you already have an EBMUD ID, then you’ll just need to sign in with that ID on EBMUD’s website and can skip directly to Step #3.
- Next, you’ll need to activate your EBMUD ID by clicking on a link that you’ll receive by email.
- Once you’re signed into the EBMUD website with your EBMUD ID, go to My Subscriptions > Topics. Find Meeting Agendas and select Board of Directors. Once you’re done, select Update to save your preferences.
EBMUD’s board meetings are held on Tuesdays at 1:15 PM, with committee meetings held in the morning prior to the regular board meeting. Meetings are held in person at the William “Bill” Patterson Boardroom, EBMUD Administration Building, 375 11th Street, in Oakland. All regular board meetings are live-streamed and available for virtual participation via Zoom. Meeting recordings are posted on EBMUD’s YouTube channel.
EBMUD’s remaining board meetings for 2026 are: September 8, October 13 and 27, November 10, and December 8.
Scott Bartlebaugh, Advocacy Director
