How does water conservation save money?

Determine how much water you currently use and the amount of water and money you could save by installing water-conserving devices. read more

There's Money in Water Water and money are linked in more ways that one. From a conservation perspective, takings simple steps can reduce your costs. Even if you cannot afford to proactively retrofit your house, you can make the changes slowly, over time, replacing inefficient fixtures with WaterSense fixtures as the old ones wear out. Fixing a single dripping faucet can save up to 3,000 gallons of water per year. Limiting your use helps too. read more

You can save money in water conservation by using smart water meter. A water meter works by recording the amount of water you use, so bills are based on your actual usage rather than the traditional flat charge based on the value of your property. At present, around 40 per cent of homes have a water meter. read more

Save Water, Save Money – Water Conservation Program The cornerstone of the District’s water conservation program relies on customer education efforts through community outreach programs. Making water conservation a way of life in California is the new normal. read more