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MONTHLY NEWSLETTER • DECEMBER 2021
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 Take Care – Ease into 2022
Ease into 2022 with these sustainability tips to help you care for yourself, others, home, and the landscape. Find out tips about pruning, connecting to nature and sustainability, winterizing your home, saving on utility bills, and more!
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ENTER TO WIN!
It takes less than a minute to fill out the form to enter to win a FREE Flume Smart Home Water Monitor or a FREE landscape consultation. Make your 2022 even more sustainable and water efficient. Entry closes 11:59 pm January 5, 2022.
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 22 Water Tunes Kick Off 2022
According to the Mayo Clinic website, “Listening to or playing music is a good stress reliever because it can provide a mental distraction, reduce muscle tension and decrease stress hormones.” So welcome to Tucson Water’s Spotify playlist featuring 22 diverse – and eclectic -- artists and tunes with a water focus!
TUCSON WATER'S SPOTIFY PLAYLIST
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Renaming SHARP to Honor Former Councilmember Shirley Scott
This December, Tucson Water commemorates former City of Tucson Ward 4 Councilmember Shirley Scott’s 24 years of public service and sustainability advocacy by formally dedicating the utility’s newest reclaimed facility the Shirley C. Scott Southeast Houghton Area Recharge Project on its one-year anniversary.
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Go to tucsonaz.gov/water/SHARP to plan your visit to the 40-acre Shirley C. Scott Southeast Houghton Area Recharge Project. Walk, bike, walk your dog, enjoy great views, and learn about the site’s unique rainwater harvesting and reclaimed system. |
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Conservation Tip:
Monitor Your Water Flow
Third-party monitoring devices can provide peace-of-mind and detailed information about water use at your home. These devices, often referred to as a water low monitoring or leak detection devices, serve the dual purpose of identifying when the meter has continuous flow, which may indicate a leak, and providing detailed information on use and duration of use in and around the house, which can identify conservation opportunities.
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Want basic information about differential rates and changes on your utility statement?
MY STATEMENT FAQS
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Connect to Environmental Services
 Be a smart recycler
this holiday!
Yes to recycling: Plain wrapping paper (no glitter or metallic finish), your Christmas tree via Treecycle program, cardboard, beverage & food cans, and plastic food containers.
No to recycling: holiday light strings, ornaments, ribbons, bows and string.
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Pima County Wastewater Reclamation
 Annual Grease Collection
& Recycling Event
Saturday, Jan. 8, 2022
Pouring grease down the drain can clog sewer lines and attract cockroaches and other pests. Save used cooking oil and grease and bring it to the free 17th Annual Collection & Recycling Event, Jan. 8, 2022, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Go to pima.gov/grease for the seven recycle event sites in Pima County.
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