The Mendocino City Community Services District (MCCSD) is an independent Special District of the State of California, responsible for the protection and management of the water resources within the District.
The primary goals of MCCSD are to efficiently treat the community's wastewater and effectively manage its groundwater resource. These goals have been accomplished through the operation of a tertiary level treatment plant and the development of a Groundwater Management Plan, which was designed to protect the town's aquifers from overdraft.
MCCSD has an immediate, temporary opening on the Board for a Director. MCCSD has 60 days to appoint a new Director.
To be eligible, you must be a resident within the District, and a registered voter within the District. The Board will begin reviewing the letters of interest in August of 2022. A special Board meeting will be held in August (Date and time TBD) to appoint a new Director. Please note that even if appointed this term ends December 1, 2022, as the seat is up for election in November 2022.
Three MCCSD Directors seats will be open in the general election in November of 2022. We hope you will consider running. For more information please visit the MCCSD website: www.mccsd.com
The Mendocino City Community Services District is a California Special District governed by a five member Board of Directors with each Director serving either a two or four-year term.
Elections are held in November of even numbered years. As of this date, the directors and terms of office for the Mendocino City Community Services
District are:
President: | Dennak Murphy | 2024 |
Vice President: | Jim Sullivan | 2024 |
Director: | Harold Hauck | 2022 |
Director: | Maggie O’Rourke | 2022 |
Any interested person may apply for the office of Director when there is a vacancy.
An applicant must be a registered voter and reside within the boundaries of the MCCSD.