This is not the future. This is our reality. A water shortage on the Colorado River means it's more important than ever to conserve water. From Sept. 1 through Oct. 31, mandatory fall watering restrictions limit landscape irrigation to three assigned days per week. As always, sprinkler watering on Sundays is prohibited. Change your watering clock now. It's the law!
Did you know that plants on drip irrigation can be watered less often than grass irrigated by sprinklers? Get more watering tips.
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Fall watering restrictions
Lake Mead is at historic lows, and it's time to get real. Sept. 1 through Oct. 31, water only on your three assigned days per week. Change your watering clock now. It's the law!
Indoor vs outdoor watering
Nearly all water used indoors is reclaimed, highly treated, and safely recycled back to Lake Mead which extends our water supply. But 100% of water used outdoors is only used once.
