Everyone benefits when we conserve water. Small changes in watering habits can help protect our irrigation supply and keep service available throughout the season.
Do not water sidewalks, driveways, or roadways. Adjust sprinklers so water stays on your landscape.
Do not water between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM. Watering during the hottest part of the day increases evaporation.
Repair broken sprinkler heads and use the correct sprinklers for your landscape to reduce runoff and waste.
Use these resources for watering schedules, conservation tips, rebates, and water-wise landscaping ideas.
State of Utah Conservation Guide Slow the Flow Water Conservation Rebates
Rain barrels can be a helpful way to collect and use rainwater for outdoor landscaping needs.
Learn more about rainwater harvesting in Utah
Weber Basin Water Conservancy District offers rebates for qualifying water conservation products. Benchland Water District may also offer rebate opportunities while funds are available.
If you purchase an approved water-saving product, save your receipt and review the current rebate requirements before submitting.
Choosing water-wise plants can help reduce outdoor water use while keeping your yard attractive and healthy.
View USU’s Water-Wise Plant List
Even in a good water year, everyone benefits when we conserve water.