MALAGA — CALIFORNIA58 LOCAL. Malaga County Water District’s current public-meeting section lists a regular board meeting on November 10, 2026. The district office is at 3580 South Frank Street in the unincorporated Malaga area of Fresno County.
Public record and practical context
The district oversees drinking-water delivery, wastewater services and certain recreation facilities. Residents can use public board meetings to follow budgets, rates and maintenance plans rather than relying solely on social media summaries.
The district’s conservation guidance says customers may not water between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. and encourages prompt repairs of leaks, efficient fixtures and practical reductions of unnecessary runoff.
The homepage does not establish the specific November 10 agenda decisions. Residents should read the posted agenda and confirm meeting time, public-comment rules and any schedule changes.
For questions about service or a suspected street leak, the office lists 559-485-7353.
Primary source: Official county, fire district, library or utility information. Consult updated documents for current requirements and decisions.
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