Water conservation planning and implementation are critical strategies employed by Public Utilities to sustain our water supply in light of an ever increasing population, increasing demand, and changes in short and long-term supply levels due to weather fluctuations and climate change. In many cases, water conservation measures are the least expensive actions to extend a water supply, and they may also be implemented more quickly than changes to the water infrastructure. But unlike traditional supply-side strategies, successful water conservation depends on the participation and dedication of the community that uses the water. It is only with your partnership that we will accomplish what we set out to doóensure a continued supply of high quality drinking water and a meaningful quality of life now and for the future.  

 

Services and Incentives	Conservation Program Measures
How to get a free sprinkler system inspection	Washington Square Demonstration Garden
Buying an irrigation controller? Learn about CUP's rebates	Greater Avenues Demonstration Garden
USU Turf Advisory	Landscape Code Review and Revision
Utah Turfgrass Pest Management	2004 Water-wise Plant List
	2005 Parkstrip Plant List
Tips and Tools	Plans and Studies
Saving water indoors	2009 Water Conservation Master Plan
Watch Garden Wise for great tips and techniques	Conservation Links
Rules and Regulations	Coming Soon! Interactive Landscape Website
Rain Harvesting Bill	Contract Agreement Phase 1
Water Use Rules and Regulations	Contract Agreement Phase 2