Water conservation is a key link between balancing current and future water needs. Our conservation materials focus on resources for local businesses, industries, communities and individuals.
Stop the leaks, slow the flow and use water wisely!
Reduce your outdoor water consumption by taking a few simple steps.
Save water and money by installing a few water-saving devices in your home!
A voluntary certification program for builders, developers and homeowners.
Join your fellow Floridians and pledge to conserve water. It’s our water and it’s worth saving.
The water savings from using stored rainwater, rather than municipal or well water, can be substantial over time.
Find a participating program that will reimburse you for replacing inefficient toilets with low-flow models.
Find a participating program that evaluates your landscape or irrigation system and provides a list of recommendations to improve efficiency.
A voluntary certification program for builders, developers and homeowners.
Helpful resources for conservation and incentive programs supporting the agricultural community.
Water Conservation Hotel and Motel Program (Water CHAMP) is designed to help hotels and motels save water for Florida’s future in ways that save money.
Don’t allow your water bill to drain additional money from your restaurant’s profits.
Test for leaks and check the efficiency of a water delivery system.
Water utilities can reduce water use and maintain revenues by using water-conserving rate structures.
Estimate costs and water savings associated with different water uses and conservation measures.
Cooperative Funding offers a 50/50 cost-share program for conservation projects (view under “project guidelines”).
Industrial, commercial and institutional water conservation case studies.
An ongoing conservation service that provides assistance to permitted water utilities in an effort to increase system efficiency and reduce system losses.
Have your class take the water conservation pledge to commit to save at least 10 gallons of water per day.
Take simple steps to save water in your daily activities.
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Learn more about water conservation and the District’s actions from a water management expert with a presentation to your group or organization.
Reclaimed water is treated wastewater and can be used for irrigation and other non-potable uses to extend our water supplies.
Water efficient products and services »Vendors and manufacturers of water conservation devices and services.
Visit other water conservation sites.
View videos on a variety of topics and our ads about conserving water.
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