A survey conducted in the LVMWD service area shows that nearly 70 percent of the water we serve is used outdoors, primarily for landscaping. Outdoor conservation is particularly important in our service area, because excessive irrigation not only wastes water but also results in urban runoff, polluting our local creeks and streams. Did you know a turf lawn in our region requires five feet of water each year? Consider new landscape selections that require less water. Take advantage of our rebates for new, water efficient irrigation rotary nozzles, or even a new Weather Based Irrigation Controller (WBIC) that automatically adjusts to match your landscape’s needs to changes in the weather.
Outdoor Conservation Equipment
Outdoor Conservation Practices