Water

Helping Ratepayers With Bill Complaints and Questions.

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Water is a basic necessity of life. In California water and sewage services are generally provided by municipal water districts. In San Diego County, water services are provided by 24 different municipal water authorities, the largest of which being the San Diego Public Utilities Department. A map of water agencies can be found here.

UCAN advocates on behalf of utility rate payers and works to educate ratepayers and ensure the equitable, safe, reliable, cost-effective distribution of services.

    If you have questions about your water bill, charges, or what UCAN is doing to help you please give us a call at (619) 696-6966 or complete a Request for Assistance form. We are here to help!

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    Utility Consumers' Action Network 404 Euclid Avenue, Suite 377 San Diego, CA 92114

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    Jason Zeller has over thirty years of professional experience in public utility regulation, including experience in all of the industries regulated by the CPUC. Previously he served as an Assistant General Counsel at the Commission for twelve years and was a staff counsel for six years. Jason is a graduate of Claremont McKenna College and New York Law School. He also holds a Master’s in Urban Affairs and Policy Analysis from The New School. He is an active member of the California State Bar Association.