06/05/2026
Our community is making a difference💧Over the last two weeks, daily water use has been significantly lower than this time last year, and on five days, it even fell below our 5-year average. Our collective savings are adding up, and your efforts are helping make an impact. We are on track to reach our 10% reduction goal, but we still have a long irrigation season ahead, so let’s keep the momentum going!
With hotter temperatures in the forecast this weekend, remember that heat alone doesn’t mean your lawn needs more water. While water use often increases when temperatures rise, we’re still asking everyone to water their lawns twice a week or less. Before making adjustments to your irrigation schedule, check your soil moisture, consider your soil type, and pay attention to recent weather conditions.
Your landscape may not need additional water yet, but if it does, make every drop count. Follow simple water-saving practices like watering during the early morning hours to reduce evaporation and checking for broken or misaligned sprinkler heads that can cause runoff or send water onto sidewalks and driveways instead of your lawn.
This type of awareness goes a long way, and small actions across our communities are proven to add up. Thank you for doing your part.
Life is better with water.
