Los Osos CSD and the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee is excited to announce the Ferrell Avenue Pathway Project is now complete. The Pathway connects the south end of 7th Street to Ferrell Avenue providing safe access for pedestrians and cyclist to the north and south sides of town. 

California continues to be in a drought.  If you look at our county, we are in Severe Drought with some of the eastern portion in Extreme Drought conditions.

The Los Osos Community Service District water system service area customers will have an additional insert with their water bills in the months of May and June 2021.  This insert is the Consumer Confidence Report for the 2020 calendar year.  This report provides information about our water quality from laboratory analyses during the year.  We test the drinking water quality for many constituents…

Weed abatement is almost here! Get prepared! Visit READYFORWILDFIRE.ORG for more information!

Spring has Sprung! Design a Drought-Tolerant Landscape For Your Home and more!

Mission County Disposal's annual Clean Up Week will be happening on March 1 - March 5, 2021. Please read the flyer for more details or call Mission County at 805-927-4995.

On December 11th, the District swore in Troy Gatchell as a new member of the Los Osos Community Services District Board of Directors.  Director Gatchell said, "As an 8 year resident of Los Osos, I’m committed to the sustainability of our water basin and continued excellence in our community services. My time volunteering in Surfrider’s Know Your H20 organization gave me a unique perspective of the…

On December 15, 2020, the County of San Luis Obispo Board of Supervisors will consider the adoption of three important items that will shape the future of Los Osos. Those are the Los Osos Community Plan update (LOCP), the Growth Management Ordinance and the Resource Summary Report. The Los Osos Community Services District Board of Directors approved sending a letter to the Board of Supervisors to…

Though the days may be still be warm, your lawn, trees and shrubs are sensing the change in the seasons and do not require as much water as they did just a month ago. The evenings are cooler and the days are getting shorter as we move towards winter. In fact, this time of year we recommend that you turn off your irrigation entirely and only water as needed. Reducing your irrigation schedule now…

Water Conservation is a way of life here in Los Osos. Help us start the Fall and Winter months off by conserving water and change your programmable irrigtation. For more information on Water Conservation please see the District's Water Conservation Page. 

Preparing for a wildfire starts with three simple steps: Ready, Set, Go! Get these three wildfire preparation guides to have on hand as a quick reference for helping your family and property be safe in the event of a wildfire. You can get these guides at https://www.readyforwildfire.org/

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