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Freeport Regional Water Project - Golden Mussels

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The Sacramento County Water Agency is seeking authorization to utilize copper compounds and other necessary chemicals at the Freeport Regional Water Project intake facilities to treat and control golden mussels. This action follows the 2024 discovery of these invasive mussels within the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, which pose a significant threat of biofouling that could block municipal and industrial water intakes and diminish overall water quality. To support these efforts, the agency proposes an amendment to the 2006 Operations and Maintenance Agreement to formally permit the use and storage of sodium hypochlorite and other chemicals required to combat golden mussels and other invasive species. Managed under solicitation number PLER2026-00041, the project is categorized as an emergency under CEQA Guidelines Section 15359 to address the immediate threat to essential public services and water conveyance infrastructure. The initiative is being coordinated by the Sacramento County Environmental Coordinator and Principal Civil Engineer to ensure the continued functionality of the regional water system.

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Sacramento County Water Agency will use chemicals to control invasive golden mussels.

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California → Sacramento County

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CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Sacramento County
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California → Sacramento County
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Julie NewtonEnvironmental Coordinator
Scott HutchesonPrincipal Civil Engineer

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Sacramento County Water Agency (SCWA) proposes the authorization of copper compounds and other chemicals necessary at the intake of the Freeport Regional Water Project (FRWP) to treat and control golden mussels (Limnoperna fortunie), a newly identified threat to SCWA FRWP facilities following discovery within the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta in 2024. Dense colonization (biofouling) of golden mussels can lead to blocked municipal and industrial water intakes and can result in diminished water quality. SCWA further proposes to amend the 2006 Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Agreement to include language that allows the use and storage of sodium hypochlorite and chemicals needed to combat golden mussels or other invasive species at the intake facilities.

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