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Dublin utilities are split by service
Dublin new residents should sort electricity, waste, water, and sewer by provider, with PG&E, Amador Valley Industries, and Dublin San Ramon Services District serving different roles.
Dublin is a fast-growing Tri-Valley city, and new neighborhoods can make a move feel like everything should be handled in one place. Utilities do not work that neatly. The first step is sorting which service you mean.
Dublin splits the main household utilities by provider. Electricity is PG&E. Waste is Amador Valley Industries. Water and sewer are handled through Dublin San Ramon Services District, often called DSRSD.
That provider split is worth knowing before move-in day. If the trash cart is missing, the water account needs to start, or the power account needs a name change, the right first call may be different for each service. It is not a sign that something is wrong; it is just how the local service map is built.
Keep the address, move date, unit number, owner or renter status, phone, and email handy. If you are in a newer subdivision, be extra clear about the street name and development area. Dublin has grown around BART, parks, business areas, and new housing, and exact addresses matter.
For city-side issues like a public works request, trail question, or permit, use Dublin’s city channels. For household utility accounts, follow the provider split.
Where to see it
Dublin New Resident Information and utility FAQ pages.
Official sources
Official pages
Reviewed July 5, 2026
Current rules, forms, fees, deadlines, maps, and office instructions.
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