OVER 1,465,351,947 GALLONS SAVED ANNUALLY
Residents and Businesses throughout Santa Rosa are saving over 1,400,000,000 gallons annually...yes that is 1.4 BILLION gallons per year. To learn how you can save water and money at your location visit our Water Saving Tips webpage and/or view the full list of the residential and business rebates that include Toilets, Clothes Washers, Urinals, Grass Removal, Irrigation Upgrades, Rainwater Harvesting, and many more.
WATER CONSERVATION NEWS:
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WATER CONSERVATION AWARDS!
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The City of Santa Rosa Water Conservation Awards recognizes businesses and homeowners who show a commitment to conserving water in our community. Winners will be recognized at City Council and receive a $100 credit on their utility bill. Nominees must be City of Santa Rosa customers. Deadline is March 31, 2010. View application materials. En español. |
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WATER WISE GARDENING
CD NOW ONLINE
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This very popular CD is now available online. It features a searchable database of over 1,000 water-wise plants that are climate appropriate for the Santa Rosa area along with planting and irrigation tips too. View the online database. |
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VISIT OUR LOW WATER USE DEMONSTRATION GARDEN
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The Water Conservation Program is happy to announce the completion of a low water use demonstration garden that is located at 69 Stony Circle, Santa Rosa. This garden features many low water use plants, drip irrigation and an informational kiosk regarding our water supply, irrigation and weather patterns and the environmental benefits of water conservation. We welcome you to stop by and tour the garden and feel free to come inside our office and gather other conservation literature. More information regarding the Demonstration Garden. |
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U.S EPA WATERSENSE PARTNER
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The goal of the "WaterSense" program is to make it easy to find and select water-efficient products with a label backed by independent testing and certification.
When you are buying water using appliances/fixtures (toilets, aerators, etc.) look for the "WaterSense" label. For more information on the WaterSense program and label please visit the EPA's "WaterSense" website. |
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