Dry Conditions Across District Call for Wildfire Safety Awareness

Dry conditions across the District can significantly increase the risk of wildfires, making practicing safety measures a top priority. Residents are urged to avoid outdoor burning, properly dispose of cigarettes, keep vehicles off dry grass and report smoke or fire immediately. Learn more about how staying alert and taking proactive steps can help prevent wildfires and protect our communities.

Groundwater Awareness Week: Protect & Conserve

Celebrate Groundwater Awareness Week, March 8-14, which highlights the responsible development, management and use of groundwater. The event also aims to encourage annual water well testing and maintenance. Check out these 10 ways to make a difference by protecting and conserving groundwater in your community.

Fix a Leak Week: Save Water, Save Money

Don’t let a silent leak cost you money and waste precious resources. Celebrate Fix a Leak Week, held March 16-22, to encourage homeowners to check for plumbing leaks, which waste nearly 1 trillion gallons of water annually. Learn how you can check for leaks today and fix them for less to keep your water bill under control.

Reminder: Once-a-Week Watering Restrictions

Just a reminder that once-a-week watering restrictions are in effect through July 1 due to dry conditions across the District. Residents should check with their city or county for their allowable day and times as many have different schedules or stricter hours in effect. Discover additional rules and information on current watering restrictions.

District Launches Podcast Series at State Fairgrounds

The District recently was invited to kick off the State Fair’s Voices of Agriculture podcast series. The Water Matters podcast became the first to record at the fairgrounds with this episode all about the District's FARMS Program. Find out more about the FARMS program and hear from some special guests by tuning into the newest episode.