How Do I?

Apply for a Stormwater or Wastewater Permit

Learn about the Wastonville Stormwater and Wastewater permit system.

Learn About Pinto Lake

Pinto Lake is an important resource for the Watsonville. Learn about restoration efforts and general information about the lake.

Learn About Public Works Events

Events by Public Works & Utilities

Pay My Utility Bill

Find out what payment options are available to pay your City utility bill.

Report Water Waste or Leaks

Residents can play an important role in protecting our water and maintaining our water system. We count on you to help us proactively identify and report all types of leaks.

Review Engineering Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to frequently asked questions involving the Public Works & Utilities Department.

Get Rebates

The City of Watsonville generously supports water conservation by providing free resources and incentives for both businesses and residents alike who want to help us meet our water conservation goals while saving money at the same time.

Report Street & Sidewalk Damage

Within the City of Watsonville, a property owner is responsible to maintain the sidewalk, driveway, curb, and gutter adjacent to their property in good condition so as to not interfere with the public safety and use.

Street Sign Repair & Streetlighting Outage

Traffic Engineering is responsible for a wide variety of activities including the design, operation and maintenance of traffic signals and street lights.

Learn About Flooding

Find preparation information before a storm happens.

Report a Clogged Stormdrain

We strive to inform our residents, businesses and new developers about the impacts of stormwater pollution and the best practices to prevent it.

Report a Sewer Overflow

Learn who to contact with sewer problems.

Learn about Measure D

Learn About Climate Action Plan

Climate change creates risks and challenges for the City of Watsonville, as we will be threatened with sea-level rise, increased temperatures, heavier and more intense storms, air pollution, increased health problems and increased strain on an already impacted water supply.