The administrative department is comprised of the General Manager, HR, AP, AR, Payroll, and I.T. The main function is to implement all the policy's of the district.

The District operates, maintains, refurbishes, replaces, and expands the wastewater treatment plant and the large diameter sewers. Each city owns its own local sewer system. The District operates, maintains, refurbishes, and replaces the cities’ sewers. The District does not build new sewers for the cities. The District makes sure that the sewer system is constructed correctly and maintains them…

The S-K-F CSD laboratory has two distinct but overlapping functions – sampling and analysis of a variety of environmental samples, and implementation of the District’s federally approved pretreatment (or industrial source control) program. The functions are carried out by a staff of four, which includes the Laboratory Director and three Environmental Technicians.

The collection system department is responsible for getting the sewage to the treatment plant with no interruptions along the way. We do that by maintaining all the sewer lines in the streets, alleys, and easements with the cities of Selma, Kingsburg, Fowler, and the District. Public health and safety is our primary concern. The lines must be cleaned to keep them from plugging up and overflowing…

The treatment and disposal department is responsible for the treatment and disposal of over one billion gallons annually of wastewater emanating from within the service boundaries of the District. The department collects 728 individual influent and effluent samples and 200 miscellaneous samples annually in accordance with the State of California Regional Water Quality Control Board Central Valley…