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Marin Municipal Water District (MMWD) community water supplies have been fluoridated since 1973.
Tiers are based on your water use, with Tier One being the least expensive. The more water you use, the higher your water tier. The tier system is designed to encourage water conservation.
The watershed is open daily from 7 a.m. to sunset. During extreme fire conditions, such as Red Flag Warnings, the watershed will be closed for public safety. Everyone is welcome, and we ask that you respect the watershed and respect each other.
After visiting Muir Woods which is very close we drove to the top of Mount Tam, the drive itself up the side of the mountain was brilliant with great views all the way. Once you reach the top there is a short 10 minute walk to the peak and all the way you get amazing views all the way around.
Current reservoir level is 50.7% of historical average for today.
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The Marin Municipal Water District, which serves 191,000 residents in central and southern Marin, recorded just 20.4 inches of rain in the 2020-2021 water year at its Kent Lake gauge.
The watershed is open daily from 7 a.m. to sunset. During extreme fire conditions, such as Red Flag Warnings, the watershed will be closed for public safety. Everyone is welcome, and we ask that you respect the watershed and respect each other.
Reservoir Storage Alpine, Bon Tempe, Kent, Lagunitas, Nicasio, Phoenix & Soulajule Reservoirs (total capacity 79,566 acre-feet)Acre-feet% of CapacityStorage as of 09/11/202260,16775.62%Storage for this date last year28,75136.13%Average storage for this date56,97071.60%
About 75% of the District's water supply originates from rainfall on our Mt....Reservoir Storage. Alpine, Bon Tempe, Kent, Lagunitas, Nicasio, Phoenix & Soulajule Reservoirs (total capacity 79,566 acre-feet)Acre-feet% of CapacityStorage for this date last year28,59635.94%Average storage for this date56,74571.32%1 more row
Fresh From the Source About 75 percent of our water supply originates from rainfall on about 22,000 acres of our protected Mt. Tamalpais watershed and in the grassy hills of west Marin, with the remaining supply coming from neighboring Sonoma County's Russian River water system.

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