Save Water Santa Fe
World Water Day, an annual event celebrated on March 22, is a day of observance intended to focus attention on water related issues including the importance of freshwater and its sustainable management. The Santa Fe Water Conservation Office staff will participate in a World Water Day … Read More
Santa Fe’s water utility billing and customer service division is under new management as part of an effort to address customer complaints resulting from the replacement of the City’s decade-old defective data transmitting devices that failed to record all of the … Read More
Santa Fe has four water supply sources, two of which are surface water supplies, the Santa Fe River and Rio Grande. Both of these rivers are reliant upon mountain snow-pack for their annual flows. Each year, the amount of snowfall accumulated within a watershed will largely determine how … Read More
The City of Santa Fe Water Division has announced that construction of the new intake tower at McClure is substantially complete and it has officially begun to store water in the reservoir. McClure Dam was initially drained in November 2014 … Read More
Saving water is always in season and should be a part of your regular winterizing routine this fall to help reduce your utility bill and protect our precious natural resource. As we head into cooler weather, remember your outdoor landscaping … Read More
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