I can truly say that you have a small, but extremely dedicated Staff here at the District - one which continues to work to ensure that our community offers the best facilities and services available.

The Board has demonstrated time and time again, that its main concern is to ensure the District and its residents get the "biggest bang for their buck", can receive the highest level of service possible. We should be proud of the Board's efforts to make Templeton a better place in which we can all enjoy living..

My wife and I have not found another place, in all of our travels, that offers the same small town atmosphere and charm that Templeton does.

- William Van Orden
Acting General Manager

The Administration supervisor is responsible for overseeing the coordination and supervision of activities and personnel assigned to the Administrative and Recreation Departments of the District.  She also performs confidential administrative duties, as assigned by the General Manager and Board of Directors.

The recreation supervisor oversees the development and implementation of active and passive recreation programs of interest to the community. The recreation coordinators implement these programs.

- Laurie Ion
Administration & Recrreation Supervisor

The Templeton Community Services District Volunteer Fire Department is responsible for providing fire protection and life safety services for all lands and properties within the District boundaries, as well as participating in mutual and automatic aid agreements with various other agencies.

- Greg O'Sullivan
Fire Chief

Templeton Comunity Services
420 Crocker Street
Templeton, CA 93465

Phone: (805) 434-4900
Fax: (805) 434-4820

The District is responsible for approximately 40 miles of water lines, 9 useable wells and one standby, four storage tanks with a combined capacity of 2.7 million gallons, all of which serve 2037 water connections and approximately 5,400 people.

The sewer system includes two lift stations, 15 miles of collection piping, 2 miles of interceptor line and 1510 service laterals serving approximately 5,400 residents and 107 businesses.

Funding for solid waste collection and disposal activities comes primarily from franchise fees charged to the hauler for the right of exclusive collection within the Templeton community.

- Jay Short
Utilities Supervisor