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Winning entry to replace decades-old indoor water use requirement signage. SANTA FE, NM – The City of Santa Fe Water Conservation office announced the winning photo to replace the decades-old signage that businesses are required to post in restrooms, shower … Read More
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Public contact, Information Center: (888) 248-6866 Media contact: Karl Moffatt: (505) 476-8007 karl.moffatt@state.nm.us FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, JUNE 22, 2016: Public urged to catch fish in Santa Fe River before it goes dry http://www.wildlife.state.nm.us/public-urged-catch-fish-santa-fe-river-goes-dry/ … Read More
The City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Office announces the upcoming launch of its Instagram photo contest, “Capture Water Conservation”. The grand prize winning photo will be featured in the City’s newly designed water conservation signage, providing an opportunity for … Read More
The Santa Fe Water Conservation Office hosts a weekly talk show on Que Suave Radio (AM 810) which airs at 8:00 am every Thursday morning. Public Utilities Director, Nick Schiavo, will join us on the air in June to answer … Read More
Outdoor Watering Prohibited between 10 am and 6 pm Seasonal water restrictions went into effect on May 1st and city water managers want to remind Santa Feans that they cannot water between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Residents are allowed … Read More
Click HERE to visit our rebate page The City of Santa Fe will be offering new rebates effective May 1, 2016, to help homeowners save money on their utility bills. Due to changes in both Federal standards and the availability … Read More
The City of Santa Fe is now accepting applications for three 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
Santa Fe joins nationwide challenge to be most water-wise. Javier Gonzales, Mayor of Santa Fe, is joining mayors across the country in asking residents to make a commitment to conserve water and cut pollution by taking part in a national … Read More
The City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Office is asking city residents to help hunt for the “Bad Flapper,” the symbolic villain of water-wasting household leaks, as part of the city’s promotion of national Fix a Leak Week, March 14-20, … Read More
As spring weather ushers in, City residents are likely becoming eager to get outside and do some yard work. But did you know that outdoor watering accounts for approximately 40 percent of Santa Fe’s total water use? If you have a well-established xeriscape, remember to … Read More