The City of Santa Fe will hold a series of Public Forums to gather public input for the 5-year water conservation plan. The series will kick off with an Informational Session on Saturday March 2, 2019 in the Community Room … Read More
The Alliance for Water Efficiency has added the Water Conservation’s restaurant pilot project to their recent member spotlight, “Santa Fe, New Mexico Cooks Up Sustainable Dining Experience .” To learn more about the project, Make a Reservation to Save Water, visit … Read More
Weather forecasting calls for a good winter this year. Do not be caught by surprise when sub-freezing temperatures strike the City of Santa Fe. A lengthy cold snap of temperatures in the teens or 20s can cause pipes to freeze … Read More
The City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Office launched a new video aimed at raising awareness about the value of water and our public health. Starring City of Santa Fe Firefighters, the video demonstrates the real threat for injury and … Read More
The City of Santa Fe is now accepting applications for two vacant positions on its Water Conservation Committee. As an advisory group for the City, the Committee assists with policy recommendations and evaluates specific programs related to water conservation. The … Read More
The City of Santa Fe’s Water Division (the City) is pleased to provide the 2017 Water Quality Report. A safe and dependable water supply is vital to our community and is the primary mission of the City. This report is … Read More
Take the short, fun quiz to see how much you know about the city’s water conservation rebate program. Then head to our rebates overview page to learn more.
Originally published in the Santa Fe New Mexican Santa Fe is joining an annual national challenge, complete with cash and other prizes, that asks residents to make a long-term commitment to manage water resources more wisely. Mayor Alan Webber is … Read More
Make a Reservation To Save WaterCITY WATER CONSERVATION OFFICE SEEKING RESTAURANTS TO PARTICIPATEProject Endorsed by EPA Water Sense and the Santa Fe Restaurant AssociationThe Water Conservation Office is partnering with the Santa Fe Green Chamber of Commerce and Resource-Wise to … Read More
Santa Fe’s irrigation season ends on November 1 of each year. By this time, residents should have already reduced their outdoor water use considerably. But now we’re really going to start seeing temperatures dip, increasing the risk of freezing pipes … Read More