East Niles Community Services District

East Niles Community Services District is a public agency established in 1954, dedicated to providing essential water and sewer services to the East Niles community in Bakersfield, California. Serving approximately 32,500 residents across 6,100 acres, the district manages a comprehensive water system that includes seven wells for potable water production, thirteen water storage reservoirs with a total capacity of approximately 14.2 million gallons, and nine water booster stations to ensure consistent water pressure. The sewer collection system comprises about 70 miles of sewer mains, ranging from 8 to 42 inches in diameter, effectively managing wastewater for the community. Governed by a five-member Board of Directors, the district emphasizes water conservation and sustainability, collaborating with local agencies for water treatment and sewage disposal. With a commitment to effective water management, East Niles Community Services District plays a vital role in maintaining the community's infrastructure and environmental health.