Santa Fe water is too valuable to waste. The City’s Water Conservation Office is here to help. By using the calculator tools, incentives and tips on this website, you’ll help save water for future needs, save money, preserve the environment and delay costly new sources of water and infrastructure upgrades.
The City’s Water Division publishes weekly water reports on how full our reservoirs are, how much water is being diverted from the Rio Grande, and how much water we’ve supplied our customers. Understanding how much we have is a valuable … Read More
US Weekly Drought Monitor. Santa Fe’s average rain and snow precipitation is less than 14 inches a year. The City of Santa Fe knows we can never relax about our water supply and has long-standing and successful drought management programs, making … Read More