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Water Conservation Program

Water Conservation

The City of Sonoma in cooperation with the Sonoma County Sanitation District offers you many programs and incentives to conserve water. 

Residential Programs:

  • Ultra Low-Flow Toilet Rebate - Get rebates of $100 per toilet for replacing your non-water conserving toilets.
  • WaterSmart Home Program - FREE home water use evaluation and water saving recommendations.
  • Water Conservation Fixtures - Free, high-quality showerheads, faucet aerators, hose nozzles and dye tabs are available at City Hall.
  • Residential Clothes Washer Rebate - Go to www.conservationrebates.com for rebate amounts and qualifying models. There is a $75 rebate available from the City of Sonoma and an additional $75 available from PG&E.

Clothes Washer Rebate Form

List of eligible washers

  • Demonstration Gardens - Visit the garden to get ideas for low water use landscaping. Call to get directions and plant list for the two low water-use gardens.
  • Cash for Grass Rebate - The City will pay you for removing turf and planting low water-use plants. Call (707) 933-2247 for more information.

For residential Water Conservation Programs please call Kathy Toohey at (707)933-2247 or email her at ktoohey@sonomacity.org

Commercial Programs:

  • Business Toilet Rebate - Rebates of $300 for replacing non-water conserving toilets at businesses.
  • Business Water-Use Evaluations- Water-use evaluation and recommendations to increase the bottom line. Go to www.sonomabea.org for a listing programs.
  • Large Landscape Water Assessment Program - Water use assessment for businesses with large landscaped areas
  • Landscape Incentives for Business – Rebates are provided for completing recommendations in the Large Landscape Water Assessment Program. See the application for more details. Go to www.sonomabea.org for a listing programs.

For Commerical Water Conservation Programs contact Carrie Pollard, Water Conservation Specialist
carriep@scwa.ca.gov
(707) 547-1968 or Cell: (707) 975-3415

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Resources

Please see our Resources page for more links to help you conserve!

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Save Our Water

Save Our Water Statewide Water Conservation Campaign. 

SCWA is partnering with the statewide this campaign, which is being organized by the Association of California Water Agencies, Department of Water Resources and Governor Schwarzenegger’s Office.  It is SCWA’s intentions to utilize the statewide campaign in our region – instead of creating our own.  The statewide campaign will provide us with radio, television and print advertisements – which will greatly reduce the cost of producing our own campaign materials.  The water conservation tips being provided by the statewide campaign parallels those that were created by the TAC Water Conservation Sub-Committee and North Coast Water Conservation Group three years ago.  SCWA has been very involved in the creation of the Save Our Water campaign – it is modeled after the Flex Your Power campaign.  

Save Our Water Campaign Web Site:     

http://www.saveourh2o.org/

SCWA will be working closely with the TAC Water Conservation Sub-Committee and North Coast Water Conservation Group to implement the Save Our Water campaign.  If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. 

 

Thank you,

Brad Sherwood

Public Information Officer

Sonoma County Water Agency

Phone:  707-547-1927

Cell:  707-322-8192

Fax:  707-528-2080

www.sonomacountywater.org

Twitter:  http://twitter.com/SCWA

YouTube:  http://tinyurl.com/cjcwxp

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Everybody Profits Sonoma

A link to the City's Climate Protection event, which includes a link to Hunter Lovin's enlightening presentation on current Natural Capitalism.

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Water Conservation for Businesses
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Rainwater Harvesting Systems Information
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