Graton Community Services District

Graton Town Square

The Graton Community Services District (GCSD) has acquired the last undeveloped lot in downtown Graton, located at 9155 Graton Road! The community-driven Town Square initiative will transform this vacant lot (formerly a gas station) into a vibrant gathering space that reflects the unique character of Graton.

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Our Mission

The Graton Community Services District is a local government agency dedicated to operating and maintaining the wastewater treatment facilities and providing parks and recreation services in the unincorporated Graton community.

Overview of the Community of Graton

Graton sits in the middle of a beautiful valley bordered by Sebastopol on the south, Occidental on the west, Forestville to the north, and Santa Rosa to the east. It is historically known as the Green Valley area. The Pomo and Miwok Indians were the first inhabitants of what would eventually become Graton.

Graton Rate Study Information

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Graton Commons: Town Square Donation

The GCSD has raised almost $300k in public funding to proceed with the Town Square acquisition. We are well on-our-way, but community support will be necessary to bring this vision to fruition…

GCSD Policy Manual

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GCSD Newsletters

Graton Community Services District is committed to keeping our customers and community informed. Please take a look at our newsletter for info about the big things happening at GCSD!

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About Us

The Graton Community Services District is a California Special District. The District provides wastewater collection and treatment services to the residents and businesses located within the…

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