Save Water Santa Fe
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
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 has a weekly talk show on Que Suave Radio. If you can’t listen live, you have the option to download the podcasts at http://quesuaveradio.com/programs-2/save-water-santa-fe/. Additionally, Public Utilities Director Nick Schiavo was a … 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
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
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
November is a time for many of us to be thankful for our family, health, friends and community. We should also be thankful for the role water plays at every Thanksgiving celebration. Without water, the Thanksgiving feast would be nearly … Read More