Save Water Santa Fe
Like all water resources in Santa Fe, water reuse is in high demand. Reused water supplies about 13% of our total water demand! That’s about 1300-acre feet per year — nearly 4.2 million gallons, enough to cover 1300 football fields … Read More
The City of Santa Fe is celebrating Fix-a-Leak Week from March 20 through 26. This annual national awareness week helps us conserve water, a precious and essential resource, by remembering to check homes and businesses for leaks and fixing them … Read More
Water Conservation Actions Aligned with Other Municipalities View as Webpage CITY OF SANTA FE News Announcement City Joins Efforts to Protect Upper and Lower Colorado River Basin Water Conservation. See link below: Source: City Joins Efforts to Protect Upper … Read More
In 2020 the Santa Fe Green Chamber of Commerce led the charge in getting the Designation as Benefit Corporation Act passed and signed into law in New Mexico. This act makes it possible to incorporate in New Mexico as a … Read More
Quench Your Water Learning Thirst! Calling all kids, families, educators and youth organizations as we launch new Children’s Education Program Education is the key to helping children appreciate the value of water conservation and the role they have in it. Children … Read More
Saving water has been a priority for our community since the City took over the water system in 1995, and that will not change anytime soon. Water conservation is the cornerstone of the City’s plan to continue to increase water … Read More
The National Wildlife Federation’s Mayors’ Monarch Pledge program began in 2015 to engage cities and communities in monarch and pollinator conservation. Santa Fe’s mayor Alan Webber pledged for The City Different to create habitat for the monarch butterfly and other … Read More
Fix-A-Leak week is March 15-21 and serves as an important reminder of how the City is constantly working to stay ahead of infrastructure life cycles to make sure we do our part in conserving water in the face of increasing … Read More
A Public-Private Partnership to Increase and Maintain a Healthy Tree Canopy TreeSmart Santa Fe is a new public-private partnership between City government and important community partners, including the Santa Fe Watershed Association and the Santa Fe Community Foundation, both of … Read More
Public input sought for five-year Water Resource Plan Understanding that planning for our water future requires the full participation and collaboration of both water managers and water users, the City and County are committed to engaging the broad diversity … Read More