Imagine a Day Without Water – Campaign Videos

Imagine a day without water in Santa Fe Public Schools.
Imagine a day without water in hospitals. CHRISTUS St. Vincent emphasizes the importance of a reliable water supply for hospitals and the need for all of us to save water.
Imagine a day without water for firefighters. In this video, City of Santa Fe firefighters encourage us to always conserve water by dramatizing the true horror that could be if we didn’t have a reliable water supply for public health use like firefighting.
Santa Fe restaurants must #ValueWater water! Without it, they could not function and would be forced to close, resulting in economic an impact of thousands of dollars per day. Second Street Brewery recognizes this and they gave the Santa Fe Water Conservation Office access to shoot footage illustrating what a day without water would look like.
Santa Fe breweries must #ValueWater water! Without it, the whole microbrew industry in Santa Fe, New Mexico would crumble. Second Street Brewery recognizes this and they gave the Santa Fe Water Conservation Office access to shoot footage illustrating what a day without water would look like in their brewery.

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