Imagine a Day Without Water – Campaign Videos
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…
Registration for Santa Fe’s Annual Citywide Spring Litter Cleanup
Learn about the Mural depicting pollination to be painted on the wall of the public building facing the Pollinator Garden in Ron Shirley Alto Park. The mural will be painted by 8th-grade students from Aspen Community School. Click here to download event flyer.
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,…
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…
The City is seeking passionate community members to fill 3 vacant positions on the Water Conservation Committee. Application Deadline: February 28, 2025 Who We’re Looking For:• Individuals with experience in water conservation, water quality, water policy, or landscaping.• Anyone interested in shaping policies and programs dedicated to water conservation. The Committee plays a vital role in recommending policies…