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Levy Listing for 2021-22 Levy Listing for 2021-22 PUBLIC PUBLIC PUBLIC CONTACT SENIOR LC LEVY DESCRIPTION CONTACT PHONE LOCATION EXEMPT? AB RODEO GARBAGE BEVERLY GARCIA (510) 262-7100 REPUBLIC SERVICES AC RODEO SANITARY DELINQ SEWER FEES NANCY LEFEBVRE (510) 799-2970 RODEO SANITARY AD EBMUD OVERDUE CHGS LIEN CENTER STAFF (510) 287-0612 EBMUD AE ORINDA GHAD ERIC HARRELL (925) 866-9000 FRANCISCO & ASSOCIATES AH DSRSD UTILITY DELINQUENT CHARGES KELLY RICHARDS (925) 875-2227 DUBLIN SAN RAMON SERVICES DISTRICT AY CC WATER LEVY LAND CELIA CHEUNG (925) 688-8047 CC WATER DISTRICT B3 S/A P-6 Z 210 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF B4 S/A P-6 Z 1513 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF B5 S/A P-6 Z 2604 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF B6 S/A P-6 Z 2605 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF B7 S/A P-6 Z 3003 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF B8 S/A P-6 Z 3004 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF B9 S/A P-6 Z 3108 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF BA PITT CFD 2005-1 PUBLIC SAFETY MIRIAM ADAMEC (877) 561-8293 GOODWIN CONSULTING GROUP BB OAKLEY CFD #1-CYPRESS ED ESPINOZA (925) 867-3400 FRANCISCO & ASSOCIATES BC S/A P-6 Z 3109 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF BD S/A P-6 Z 3110 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF BE HERCULES 83-2 Z1 ED ESPINOZA (925) 867-3400 FRANCISCO & ASSOCIATES BH S/A P-6 Z 211 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF BM HERCULES 83-2 Z2 ED ESPINOZA (925) 867-3400 FRANCISCO & ASSOCIATES BN ANTIOCH USD CFD 2004-1 WILLDAN FINANCIAL (866) 807-6864 WILLDAN FINANCIAL SERVICES BO WINDEMERE CFD 04-2 NBS (800) 676-7516 NBS GVT FINANCE GROUP BP ECCFPD -CYPRESS LAKES CFD GOODWIN CONSULTING (877) 561-8293 GOODWIN CONSULTING GROUP BR PITTSBURG CFD 2016-1 MIRIAM ADAMEC (877) 561-8293 GOODWIN CONSULTING GROUP BT S/A P-6 Z 1002 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF BU BRENTWOOD AD 2005-1 NBS (800) 676-7516 NBS GVT FINANCE GROUP BV S/A P-6 Z 2202 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF BW S/A P-6 Z 2602 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF BX S/A P-6 Z 203 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF C1 S/A P-6 Z 2200 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF C2 S/A P-6 Z 2201 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF C3 S/A P-6 Z 2801 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF C4 DIABLO ESTATES AD CLAYTON WILLIAM STRACKER (925) 673-7300 HARRIS & ASSOCIATES C5 S/A P-6 Z 505 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF C6 S/A P-6 Z 501 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF C7 S/A P-6 Z 1007 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF C8 S/A P-6 Z 3112 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF C9 RICHMOND DOWNTOWN PBID THOMAS OMOLO (510) 307-8131 CITY OF RICHMOND CB RECL DIST 2059 ANGELIA TANT (925) 209-5480 RECLAMATION DIST 2059 CI CCCSD ALHAM VLY AD RUSSELL LEAVITT (925) 229-7255 CCC SANITARY DISTRICT CL WCCUSD PARCEL TAX MELANIE LEE (800) 273-5167 SCI CONSULTING GROUP Yes CM LIV SCH PRCL TX-G JODI ROBISON (925) 606-3382 LIVERMORE VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST CN KNIGHTSEN CSD PARCEL TAX JOSEPH FRANCISCO (925) 867-3400 FRANCISCO & ASSOCIATES CO MARTINEZ USD PCL TAX KYLE TANKARD (800) 273-5167 MARTINEZ USD Yes CP S/A P-6 Z 2700 ALYCIA RUBIO (925) 655-0007 CCC - SHERIFF CQ HERCULES 83-2 Z3&4 ED ESPINOZA (925) 867-3400 FRANCISCO & ASSOCIATES Page 1 of 11 Levy Listing for 2021-22 PUBLIC PUBLIC PUBLIC CONTACT SENIOR LC LEVY DESCRIPTION CONTACT PHONE LOCATION EXEMPT? 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