Save Water Santa Fe
Water Meter Roll-out: The City of Santa Fe, along with Badger Meter, Inc.® recently kicked off its new water metering installation project. PMI, a contractor under the City’s direct supervision, is installing meters across the city. Utility customers can expect to … Read More
The City of Santa Fe is moving forward with a major improvement project which will change how water meters are read throughout our service territory. The Automated Metering Infrastructure (AMI) project began on June 22, 2015. This is the first full … Read More
In a report to the Office of the State Engineer, the City of Santa Fe announced that water customers have decreased average daily water use from 101 gallons per person per day (GPCD) in 2013 to 95 GPCD in 2014.
Water Conservation is One of Many Water Management Strategies The City of Santa Fe announces the launch of the 2015 “It’s Not Coming Back” seasonal public outreach campaign. The campaign is designed to promote water conservation and water saving and … Read More
With seasonal water restrictions going into effect in May, city water managers want to remind Santa Feans that they cannot water between 10am and 6pm, and recommend no more than three times a week. Residents are allowed to water on … Read More
Meghan Kaschner, a sixth grader from E.J. Martinez Elementary is the grand prize winner of the 12th Annual Children’s Water Conservation Poster Contest, the City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Office announced today. The contest has a theme each year … Read More
Mayor Javier Gonzales is urging Santa Feans to commit to saving water and help Santa Fe win the National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation. The Wyland Foundation’s Annual National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation, held every April in honor of … Read More
The average household loses 10,000 gallons of water a year to leaks—enough water to wash nearly a year’s worth of laundry–the equivalent of 270 loads of laundry. Households could save 10 percent on their water bills with inexpensive and easy … Read More
Good planning and a diversity of sources mean Santa Fe will have adequate water supplies this year, despite El Niño’s no show so far; but the dry winter is a signal to residents that conservation is a year-round commitment. Forecasters … Read More
Heating bills can be hard to handle in the winter but saving water can help Santa Feans lower their utility bills, the City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Office announced today. “From the homeowner’s perspective, it’s pretty simple; reduce the … Read More