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Did You Know...

By working together, we can conserve water and help save our environment. EASY STEPS ARE:

  • low-flow showerheads – you may be able to get these devices at a discount, or for free,so check with your utility.
  • Take shorter showers--reduce your shower by 1 -2 minutes and save 5 gallons.
  • Fix leaky faucets. Save up to 20 gallons per day.
  • Use a broom instead of a hose. You can save as much as 100 gallons of water cleaning your driveway by sweeping instead of using the hose. Plus, it’s good exercise!

News

Available Downloads:

2017 Annual Report

English/Spanish Flyer on DIY Rain Barrel

 

Press Releases

Press Release on Installation of "Rain Catcher" at R. L. Stevens Elementary, 2016

 

Videos 

Video of the Rain Catchers Program, 2014

Image of the Moment

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