Santa Feans Keeping An EyeOnWater

Santa Fe is known for our water saving culture and the City is focused on technical water management solutions to help our community continue our water saving ethics. One of our key technical solutions is the EyeOnWater web portal and smartphone app.

EyeOnWater provides City water customers with easy access to personal water consumption data and the ability to create alerts for possible leaks with no need to wait for notification from the utility or a high-water bill to take action. It allows customers to view and manage their usage by providing water use data in 15-minute, hourly, daily, monthly and yearly intervals. You can easily see how much water you’re using at your home and business and compare and prevent long-term leaks and avoid Tier 2 water rates. 

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