Valley Water District | Public Utility District

As a member of the Partnership for Water Conservation, Valley Water District is working to promote water conservation. Water is a precious, finite resource. Demands on it are ever increasing. Conserving water year round helps ensure there’s enough water for all the needs in the Puget Sound region – for our communities, businesses and environment.

Water is a shared resource. Please use it wisely.

Look to the future. The actions you take today help ensure an adequate supply of clean drinking water for your children and future generations. Be a good steward. Conserving water protects the beauty of our natural environment and preserves the integrity of our ecosystems. Support the economy. Using water wisely at work and at home ensures water for business needs. Save money. You may lower your water and energy bills by using water with care, and purchasing water-efficient devises and appliances. It starts with you. For water conservation tips go to: Partners4Water.org Also check out all the Fun Water Saving Links we have found for you!

Water Conservation Articles
Faucet dripping? Toilet leaking? Water bill too high? Learn what you can do to save water - and money.

40 Gallon Challenge
Tuesday, September 20, 2011

The 40 Gallon Challenge is a call for residents and businesses to reduce their region's water use on average by 40 gallons per person, per day. The challenge began in 2011. People are ...

CHECK FOR TOILET LEAKS
Tuesday, September 20, 2011

The most common source of household water leaks is the toilet

..and since the toilet is also the ...

Fix Leaky Faucets
Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Don't ignore leaks in your sink and bathtub faucets.

Dripping faucets can usually be repaired by replacing the rubber ...
WaterWiser Drip Calculator.

FREE Conservation Items
Tuesday, September 20, 2011

WE HAVE FREE STUFF

At the District office, we have several materials to help you be a water-smart landscaper ...

If Pipes Freeze

Monday, October 17, 2011

A pipe may be frozen if you don't get any water from a tap. If only one tap in your home is waterless, the problem is probably within your home. If your home is totally without water, the problem ...
Read all about it.

IS YOUR TOILET WATER-SMART?
Tuesday, September 20, 2011

The toilet is the largest water user in your home.

If your home was built before 1992 and the toilet has ...

Remove Unwanted Grass with Newsprint
Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Sustainable Gardening

Remove Unwanted Grass with Newsprint

SUE ...

Replace Your Clothes Washer
Tuesday, September 20, 2011

The washing machine is likely the second largest water user in your home. ENERGY STAR rated washers that have a Water Factor at or lower than 9.5, use 35-50% less water and 50% less energy per ...
Consortium For Energy Efficiency

Start Planning Your Landscape Updates
Friday, January 20, 2012

THINKING ABOUT A WATER-SMART GARDEN THIS YEAR?

A popular trend in low-maintenance landscape is called Xeriscape. ...

TURN OFF THE WATER
Tuesday, September 20, 2011

DO YOUR PART TO BE WATER-SMART

Avoid letting the water run when brushing teeth, washing dishes or shaving.

Xeriscape
Tuesday, September 20, 2011

XERISCAPE?....IN WASHINGTON?...REALLY?

Really!

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