San Juan Water District ~ Board of Directors
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Help Protect Our Water Rights!
Pam Tobin is standing firm against the Sacramento Suburban Water District’s takeover of the San Juan Water District. She is the only candidate fighting to protect our local control over water rights. Pam asserts, 'Don’t give away our local control! We must drill our own wells for water storage and become self-sufficient."
This takeover would hand control of our water usage and rates to Sacramento, allowing outside interests to dictate how we manage our resources. Under this proposal, the Sacramento Suburban Water District could raise water rates, impose mandatory rationing, and control landscaping regulations—decisions that should remain with our community and our ratepayers.
Pam is dedicated to securing federal and state tax dollars to help us drill our own wells within the San Juan Water District, ensuring we remain independent from Sacramento’s influence. Stand with Pam Tobin for re-election—together, we can protect our water rights and maintain local control by drilling our own wells NOW!
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Exciting Endorsement for a Stronger Future!
I am thrilled to announce that I have received the unanimous endorsement of the Fair Oaks Water District (FOWD) Board, including President Misha Sarkovich, and board members Mr. Petersen, Mr. McRae, Mr. Dolby, and Mr. Marx. The only candidate to secure this huge endorsement!
This significant support underscores the strong relationships we’ve built with our fellow water agencies—what I like to call our "family" of agencies.
Importantly, this endorsement also reflects the Fair Oaks Water District’s stance against the proposed merger between Sacramento Suburban Water District (SSWD) and San Juan Water District (SJWD). Together, we recognize the potential risks of such a merger and the need to maintain our local control and independence.
This endorsement is not just a personal victory; it represents a commitment to collaboration and cooperation among local water districts for the greater good. We are united in our mission to provide all our customers with clean, affordable, and reliable drinking water.
By strengthening our alliances with wholesale customers and other local agencies, we can enhance the quality of service we provide and ensure that every household has access to vital resources.
I am proud to have earned this trust and confidence from the FOWD. As I move forward in my campaign, I will continue to prioritize collaboration to further strengthen SJWD and our commitment to serving all our customers.
Thank you for your ongoing support as we work together to create a brighter future for our community!
Sincerely,
Pam Tobin
Granite Bay Resident (46 yrs), San Juan Water District, Board Member, and Re-Election Candidate
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This endorsement also reflects the Fair Oaks Water District’s stance against the proposed merger between Sacramento Suburban Water District (SSWD) and San Juan Water District (SJWD).
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Core Values
Water Rights Protection, Fiscal Planning & Best Business Practices
As a trusted and well-respected leader in the water industry,
Pam Tobin
understands the complexity of local, regional & state water management.
1. Protecting Water Rights: Championing the fundamental right to access and control our water resources.
2. Community Advocacy: Actively representing the interests and needs of our community in all decision-making processes.
3. Local Control: Ensuring that our water rights and resources remain under local governance, empowering our community to make decisions that best serve its needs.
4. Inclusive Representation: Advocating for the rights and voices of all residents, ensuring everyone is represented in discussions about our water future.
5. Collaborative Partnerships: Working closely with the State Water Control Board, Bureau of Reclamation and the Army Corps of Engineers to secure resources and support for our water initiatives.
6. Access to Clean, Safe, and Affordable Drinking Water: Committing to provide every resident with access to reliable and safe drinking water at the lowest possible cost.
7. Infrastructure Improvement: Investing in and enhancing our water infrastructure to meet current and future demands.
8. Maximizing Federal Resources: Leveraging federal tax dollars to fund new and aging infrastructure projects, ensuring sustainable development.
