Summary
San Juan Water Board candidates recently went head-to-head at a neighborhood forum to debate water rights, regional relations, and potential district mergers. If you pay a water bill or care about local control over your tap, this under-the-radar race directly impacts you.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 2
Impact analysis
Your monthly water rates and potential district restructuring costs hang in the balance depending on who wins this election.
Local residents who want lower utility bills and more transparent management of their water supplies benefit from staying informed on this race.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (2)
2026 Election: Who's running for Sac Suburban Water District? – Citrus Heights Sentinel
Sacramento Suburban Water District Division 3 covers portions of Citrus Heights, including areas west of Dewey Drive and Greenback Lane towards Interstate 8o. Currently, two challengers and one incumbent are running for Division 3 during this year's midterm election...
San Juan Water Board candidates discuss water rights, district relations, at Citrus Heights forum – Citrus Heights Sentinel
During a Citrus Heights joint candidate forum, held Tuesday evening, Oct. 13, Mike Nishimura. challenger against incumbent George Machado for the San Juan Water Board Division 1 seat, said he feels there is a "horrible" relationship between the two water districts...
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