Regional Water Providers Consortium

10/21/2026

Are you looking to learn about how to store an emergency supply of water? See a map of regional water sources? What about activities for kids to learn about water?

Find all of that and much more at https://www.regionalH2O.org/resources

10/19/2026

Fall is great time to think about redesigning your yard. Check out this video to get ideas on how to turn a lawn into a naturescaped haven:

See how naturescaping transformed a cookie-cutter yard into a dynam...

10/17/2026

Do you have two minutes to learn how to save up to 700 gallons of water each year? Learn how to install a bathroom faucet aerator, then sit back, and let the water savings flow: https://www.regionalH2O.org/faucet

10/15/2026

Everything we do depends on water: public health, the economy, and life itself!

Today is Global Handwashing Day and Imagine a Day Without Water, two reminders to be thankful for everything water does for us.

10/13/2026

Leave the leaves, or dispose of them properly by raking them onto your landscape or putting them in your yard debris or compost bin. This helps reduce local flooding due to blocked storm drains.

If you opt to leave them in your yard, they will break down and provide nutrients for your soil and plants.

Get more clean water tips for the rainy season at https://www.kptv.com/water

10/11/2026

Working in the water sector is rewarding, secure, well-paid, and a great way to make a positive contribution to your community.

Join more than 1,115 staff across the region in delivering safe drinking water every day. Learn more: https://www.regionalH2O.org/work-in-water

10/09/2026

One key way we make sure the region has a long-term, reliable, safe, and efficient water supply is by working together.

We are proud to work with a 26 water providers across the region, collectively learning from each other, sharing resources, and meeting the region’s drinking water needs.

Learn more about how we work collaboratively across the greater Portland metro region at https://www.regionalH2O.org/regional-coordination

10/09/2026

It’s time to stop watering and start winterizing your irrigation system for upcoming colder weather (don’t let the temperature today fool you!). Get your sprinkler systems, hoses, backflow devices, and outdoor spigots ready with these fall winterization tips: https://bit.ly/winterize-at-home

Your final Weekly Watering Number of the 2026 season is 0".

10/07/2026

There are more than 1,115 people across the region who make sure your water is safe and available every day.

This Water Professionals Appreciation Week, learn more about careers in water with this spotlight on water treatment operators: https://www.regionalH2O.org/work-in-water

10/05/2026

A lot of the work done by water professionals is invisible.

You can’t see how your drinking water travels from the source to your tap, and most of the infrastructure that makes sure your water is there when you need it is underground.

Learn more about the people, projects, and programs that make sure your water is there when you need it at https://www.regionalH2O.org/