Environmental

It is vitally important to realize the cause and effect of actions when it comes to the use and reuse of water, especially since storm drains flow directly to the harbor/ocean, marina/bay. See below for information regarding best management practices for cleaning near storm drains.

For more information, check out San Mateo County's Flows-to-Bay website.

May contain: paper, advertisement, brochure, poster, flyer, human, and person

Clean It Right BMPs for Food Service Facilities (Flows to Bay)How Your Business Can Prevent Stormwater Pollution (SMCWPPP)BMPs for Mobile Businesses (Flows to Bay)Small Vessel Maintenance & Discharge Guidebook

May contain: bird, animal, beak, and seagull

Pillar Point Harbor Seabirds

Did you know that when seabirds nest on the rocks in our harbor, disturbances by humans can be dangerous for them and their eggs?

Wildlife Protection

The San Mateo County Harbor District does not just have beautiful safe harbors for vessels, it is home to a variety of seabirds and marine life. While visiting Pillar Point Harbor or Oyster Point…

Oil Pad Exchange Program

The San Mateo County Harbor District has earned the California Department of Boating and Waterways (DBW) Clean Marine designation at both Oyster Point Marina and Pillar Point Harbor. Keeping our…

May contain: paper, advertisement, poster, brochure, and flyer

Scoop the Poop

Dead Birds

If you find a dead bird and are aware of a disease outbreak or you are concerned about health issues, contact your local or county health department or the National Wildlife Health Center National…

Resource Conservation District (RCD)

The San Mateo County Harbor District has obtainied the services of and partnered with the Resource Conservation District to help identify sources of pollutants in Pillar Point Harbor.

Website Accessibility Statement