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We all have a part to play to help save our water. However, some might be bigger than others. To help you get started we've pulled together some resources for key players.
You are pretty influential when it comes to anything water related. Homeowners rely on you to fix leaks, install toilets, faucets, water heaters, and more. Do your part by recognizing and encouraging homeowners to install water efficient appliances, some of which even qualify for rebates!
- Educate residents on the City's water use portal - AquaHawk. Residents can monitor their water usage, set alerts, and helps detect leaks. To learn more about AquaHawk or to sign a customer up, please visit our AquaHawk information page.
- Feel free to leave an AquaHawk Flyer (PDF) with your customer.
- Old toilets can use up to 6 gallons of water per flush! Help your customers save water by installing a high-efficiency toilet. Keep an eye out for toilet rebates as well. In 2016 Save Our Water issued 60,000 rebates up to $100 for installing high-efficiency toilets. Browse high-efficiency toilets and remember to look for the WaterSense labels on the product's packaging on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) website.
- Green Plumbers is an innovative, national marketing and brand overlay program that assists plumbers in understanding their role in the environment and public health.
- Have a City of Woodland Business License? Make sure you're on the list (PDF).
Selling a house with drought-tolerant landscape? Want to check a house for leaks? Need a shade tree in that new yard? Realtors and property managers can show new homeowners or tenants how they can monitor their water use, check for leaks, take advantage of rebate programs, and so much more.
- Educate residents on the City's water use portal - AquaHawk. Residents can monitor their water usage, set alerts, and helps detect leaks. Learn more about AquaHawk or to sign a customer up at our AquaHawk information page.
- Have a welcome packet? Feel free to add these great flyers!
65% of water use in the Sacramento region is used outdoors. You are a trusted source and can encourage drought-tolerant landscape and tree plantings, proper irrigation, and control watering schedules.
- Educate residents on the City's water use portal - AquaHawk. Residents can monitor their water usage, set alerts, and helps detect leaks. To learn more about AquaHawk or to sign a customer up, visit our AquaHawk information page. Please note: A customer can add you to their account to help monitor their water use.
- Outdoor irrigation is limited to three days per week and to the hours of 6 p.m. to 10 a.m. Drip irrigation is exempt.
- Do not water lawn during or for 48 hours after rain.
- Do not operate or refill fountains or other water features (except circulating systems).
- There are several rebates that will help reduce water use outdoors. The City offers:
- Compost bin and vermicompost bin (up to $100)
- Mulch (up to $100)
- Rain barrel (2 max, up to $75 each)
- Street trees (up to $75)
- Weather-based irrigation controller (up to $150)
- For rebate forms and more information, visit our Rebates page.
- Let's not forget about the State's turf removal rebate up to $2,000. Learn more at the Save Our Water website and view contractors resources.
- Feel free to share these flyers!