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Santa Fe’s Next 10-Year Water Conservation Plan
Santa Fe has long been known for its commitment to saving water. Our community understands that living in the high desert means every drop matters, and together we’ve built a culture of conservation that is recognized across the country. Five years ago, when the City last developed its Water Conservation Plan, public outreach was extensive….
City Water Introduces New STEWaRDS Model
The City of Santa Fe Water Department will host public meetings on Dec. 12 at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. in the Coronado Room of the Santa Fe Convention Center to introduce the new STEWaRDS model of the city water system. Visit our events page for Zoom links. The presentation will also be recorded and made available to the public.You…
Spring Into Action
Under the guidance of Councilor Carol Romero-Wirth, the Water Conservation Committee is operating at full capacity with three new appointees: Brandon Vella, Navona Gallegos and TC Richmond. With those appointments comes subcommittee assignments in the Commercial, Outdoor and Education sectors. Last summer, we not only hit record production numbers but also record temps with very…
Cactus Demonstration Garden
The Water Conservation Office in conjunction with The Cactus Rescue Projectinstalled a beautiful xeric cactus garden in the summer of 2018. Walk through the garden, identify the various cacti using the numbers and descriptions below. We hope you use this reference to enhance your own garden with these waterwise plants. You can also download the list here. For more information…
Santa Fe Schools Imagine a Day Without Water
Today, The City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Office launched a powerful video aimed at raising awareness about the value of water and our public health. The video demonstrates the real threat to schools if there is no water. A day without water is a public health and safety crisis. It means no water to shower or…
What’s Up With Water 2025
Why was Nichols Reservoir empty all winter? Why are water rates going to go up? Where will the water come from this summer? Where will the water come from next year, next decade, and next century? Come and find out! City of Santa Fe Water Division announced that its annual “What’s Up with Water” presentation will…
