Mountain House Community Services District Board of Directors

The Community Services District Board of Directors governs 18 essential services for the residents of Mountain Home: water service, sewer service, garbage service, street lighting, telecommunication services, converting utilities to underground, road maintenance, transportation services, flood control protection, wildlife habitat mitigation, police protection, fire protection, graffiti abatement, pest and weed abatement, CC&R enforcement (Master Restrictions), library buildings and services, public recreation, and dissemination of information.

The San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors is responsible for all other services, including planning and building activities (implementation of the Master Plan, development agreements, zoning issues, subdivision maps and building permits), animal control, economic development, and code enforcement.

Meetings of the Board of Directors are held at least once a month; upcoming and past agendas as well as videos of past meetings are available online.

The Board of Directors also has created independent committees and commissions that meet periodically to explore topics of local interest and make recommendations for the full board to consideration. Generally, these advisory bodies are made up of two board members and three volunteer members chosen from interested Mountain House residents. Interested residents can fill out an application form.