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Utilities
Conserve Water


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Mission

To professionally and cost effectively provide water and wastewater services that meet the present and future environmental, health, and safety needs of the community.


Watering Schedule

Even Numbered Street Addresses
Wednesday, Friday, or Sunday

Odd Numbered Street Addresses
Tuesday, Thursday, or Saturday

No watering between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM. No Monday operation of irrigation systems. Watering by hand is allowed any day of the week, but not between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM
Consumption

Jan 28:
5.671 MGD Ave.
Gallons/Capita/Day: 87


Lake Mary Level

Jan 28:
24.5 Feet
31.02%

Information
CUSTOMER SERVICE
For information on fees, click here to go to Customer Service


RATE STUDY
For information about the current Rate Study click on the link.


WATERING DURING SPRING - REMINDER
As we experience dry spring weather, become aware of your outdoor water use and try to conserve where you can. We do see spikes of up to a 40% increase over winter indoor water use per household. By limiting watering to before 9:00 am and after 5:00 pm, you can avoid the mid-day heat and winds that contribute to evaporation. Plants will receive the water they need without wasting water. Please follow the watering schedule and remember no watering is allowed on Mondays.


REBATES
The rebate program will be suspended until further notice beginning January 1, 2009. Any rebate applications received after that time will not be processed. Existing turf rebate customers may continue with their projects and receive rebates.


RED GAP RANCH
For information about the Red Gap Ranch Pipeline Project, click on the link.


CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REPORT
The Consumer Confidence Report for 2008 is now available. You may also view the Cityscape edition's Consumer Confidence Report for 2008. Click here to display the Cityscape article - Consumer Confidence Report Previous year reports may be found on the Water Quality page of the website.


WATER MANAGEMENT SUMMARY
To view the Water Management Summary, click here 2007 Water Management Summary

EPA WaterSense

The WaterSense program has refined its draft labeling specification for single-family new homes (initially released in May 2008). The specifications address efficient plumbing fixtures, hot water delivery systems, appliances, landscape design and irrigation.

 

The revised specification will ensure that future WaterSense labeled homes use 20% less water than similar new homes, while reducing the burden and cost to the builders. The updated specification for single-family new homes will be available for public comment through July 7, 2009. EPA anticipates releasing the final Water-Efficient Single-Family New Home Specification in late 2009. To view modifications for some of these systems below, view the website  http://www.epa.gov/watersense/pp/new_homes.htm

 

•     Hot water delivery systems

•     Landscaping

•     Irrigation systems

•     Water budget tool

•     Inspection guidelines

 

These changes reflect further research, stakeholder comments and industry best practices. Once the specification is finalized, homes built and inspected to the specification will bear the WaterSense label.

 


 
 
Flagstaff City Hall, 211 West Aspen Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86001, Phone: (928) 774-5281