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Hands-On Water Conservation Learning
June 7 Community Workshops as part of the Next Generation Water Summit. Santa Fe residents are invited to take part in a full day of free, hands-on community activities on Saturday, June 7, designed to celebrate and support local water conservation efforts. The Community Tours serve as the final chapter of the eighth annual Next…
Santa Feans Keeping An EyeOnWater
Santa Fe is known for our water saving culture and the City is focused on technical water management solutions to help our community continue our water saving ethics. One of our key technical solutions is the EyeOnWater web portal and smartphone app. EyeOnWater provides City water customers with easy access to personal water consumption data and the ability…
Save Water This Winter
Simple Tips That Make a Difference Even when outdoor water use drops in winter, indoor leaks, frozen pipes, and inefficient habits can quietly waste thousands of gallons. Conserving water now helps reduce strain on the system and prepares Santa Fe for potential challenges ahead. When you live in the high desert with scarce water resources,…
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…
Keep Santa Fe Beautiful Seeking Board Members
Help Shape the Future of Santa Fe Santa Fe’s beauty is the result of a community that cares deeply about its environment, shared spaces, and future. Keep Santa Fe Beautiful is currently seeking passionate, community-minded individuals to join its volunteer Board of Directors. As a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit and proud affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, Keep…
A New Chapter for Conservation and Sustainability in Santa Fe
This year marks an important milestone for our city. The City of Santa Fe has created a new Conservation and Sustainability Division (CSD) within the Public Utilities Department—uniting three long-standing programs: Water Conservation, Sustainability, and Keep Santa Fe Beautiful. The idea behind this reorganization is simple: Santa Fe’s residents and businesses should experience these programs…
