Water no more than 3 days a week
Mandatory spring watering restrictions are in effect through April, but just because you can water more doesn't mean your plants need it.
Water no more than your three assigned days a week and never on Sundays to avoid hefty water waste fines.
Learn moreNothing beats a lazy Sunday afternoon and even your sprinklers want in on that action! No sprinkler watering on Sundays.
Get rebates and coupons
Cash in on one of our water-saving coupons or rebates!
Find plants for your landscape
Are you looking for the perfect plant for your landscape?
Whether you're converting your grass to a new water-smart landscape or simply looking to add some color to an existing one, we've got the plant for you!
Get your landscape ready for spring
With some general yard maintenance, your landscape will grow with success in spring!
Attend a virtual landscape class!
Join our "Basics of a Water Smart Landscape" class online from the comfort of your own home and learn about landscape design, plants, and key irrigation components.Sprinklers and drip — what's the difference?
See what makes these irrigation systems different and learn how you should set your controller to water your grass and plants.
Get water smart with our new podcast
From the banks of the Colorado River and Lake Mead to the homes and businesses of Southern Nevada, our new Water Smarts podcast covers how we treat, deliver, use, protect and conserve water in the Las Vegas Valley.
Hosts Bronson Mack and Crystal Zuelke — along with experts from the Southern Nevada Water Authority who keep our water flowing — hope to make you a little smarter about the one thing that keeps us all connected — water.
We're helping researchers around the world learn more about the presence of coronavirus in communities. The research we're conducting confirms that genetic markers of COVID-19 can be detected in wastewater before the water is treated, but are removed during the treatment process.
The Low Lake Level Pumping Station and our drinking water supply
Working together with a third drinking water intake, the pumping station will help ensure our community's access to water at Lake Mead—our primary water supply—even if lake levels continue to decline due to drought.
Water quality
Safe medication disposal
Our treatment process
Home treatment systems
Water quality reports
Summerlin replaces grass with water-smart landscaping
See how we’re dropping more water into our resource bucket thanks to a major grass conversion project in Summerlin.
Take your business to the next level
Upgrade to water-smart landscaping and water-efficient fixtures and devices. You'll receive rebates and a healthy return on your investment for your business through water savings.
Track down water leaks
Leaks are a nuisance and a significant source of water waste. Learn how to find them around your home.
Find a landscaper
Looking to make your yard even more beautiful and water-efficient? See how a Water Smart Contractor program participant can take your landscape to the next level.
Save water indoors
Curious about the water efficiency of your home? Request a free indoor water audit and retrofit kit!
