San Diego sewage

Renewable Energy Program Pushes Novel Concepts Forward

Printed biofuel cells designed to convert wastewater, urine and sewage into energy are being developed for military applications by Joshua Windmiller, a postdoctoral researcher in the Nanobiosensor and Nanobioelectronics Laboratory of Professor Joseph Wang, Department of NanoEngineering, Jacobs School of Engineering. Windmiller is one of four researchers from Southern California to receive a von Liebig [...]

San Diego Sewer Inspection Company Expert Tips Keep Pipes Flowing

Most people don’t think about their sewer line until there is a problem and when there is a problem it cannot be resolved fast enough. No one wants to live with backed up sewage in their home. Sewer lines often go neglected. A sewage inspection is not included in a standard home inspection. Conducting a [...]

Beaches Reopen, More Boil Water Orders Lifted

September 14, 2011 Signs warning of sewage contamination were removed today from Torrey Pines Beach at Los Penasquitos Lagoon Outlet and Del Mar up to 15th St.  An estimated 1.9 Million Gallon sewage spill occurred on Thursday Sept 8 which entered Los Penasquitos Lagoon. In addition, the closure at Bayside Park in [...]

County Seeks Aid for Storm Damage

County of San Diego Chief Administrative Officer Walt Ekard issued a proclamation of a local emergency Tuesday, clearing the way to ask for state help to address the several million dollars of damage inflicted by the storms that started Dec. 18 and continued through Dec. 22. The County Board of Supervisors, in accordance with state [...]

Santee Sewage Spill Closes Portions of Ocean Beach

The San Diego County Department of Environmental Health has posted warning signs to keep people out of the water at Ocean Beach after an estimated 1.2 million gallon sewage spill occurred Wednesday in Santee flowed into the San Diego River. County crews posted signs warning of sewage contamination at Ocean Beach from the San Diego [...]

Councilmember Frye Releases Final Issue of Frye Lights; Thanks Community for Honor to Serve

Dear Friends, It’s been almost a decade since I was first elected to serve as your District Six Councilmember. During that time, we have accomplished a lot together. We have made government more open and accountable, reduced the number of closed-door meetings, increased public participation and changed the City Charter to make it easier to [...]

Sewage Spill at Carlsbad

An estimated 2,310 gallon sewage spill occurred Wednesday October 20, 2010 from a main at 6200 Avenida Encinas in Carlsbad. The cause of the spill was a pump failure for a bypass line used for repairing a trunk line that collapsed about two weeks ago. The spill started at 5:10 PM and ended at 5:31 [...]

Sewage Spill Prompts Closure at Carlsbad Beach

An estimated 5,000 gallon sewage spill occurred Thursday October 7, 2010 from a main at 6200 Avenida Encinas in Carlsbad. The cause of the spill was a collapsing trunk line. The spill started 10:53 am and is ongoing. Crews from Encina Wastewater are fixing the line and attempting to contain the sewage by pumping it [...]

Sewage Spill Near Fashion Valley

An estimated 3,400 gallon sewage spill occurred Monday evening at the intersection of Las Cumbres and Cirrus Street in the Fashion Valley area of San Diego. The spill, which was caused by blockage of roots, started at 5:57 pm and ended at 7:05 pm when crews from the City of San Diego Waste Water Department [...]

Sewage Spill at Camp Pendleton

An estimated 7,500 gallon sewage spill occurred this morning at the intersection of Teamwork St. and Training Street at USMC Camp Pendleton.  The spill, which was caused by a blockage in a manhole, started at 7:30 AM and ended at 9 AM when crews from the USMC Camp Pendleton Facilities Maintenance removed the blockage. None [...]

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