Water Conservation

The City of Petaluma offers many water conservation programs to help our customers conserve water; including rebates, water evaluations, and free water saving devices. Questions? Call the Water Conservation line at (707) 778-4507 or email [email protected]

Water Use Restrictions

View all water use restrictions.

OUR WATER SUPPLY

To learn about the City of Petaluma's water supply, as well as how we manage and plan for our community’s water needs, click here.

Mulch Madness!

Want to turn your thirsty lawn into a beautiful drought-friendly landscape? Get help through our Mulch Madness program. Our program now runs year-round!

Water-Wise HouseCall

Get free advice on how to save water at home and at work. A water conservation expert will look into water use at your property and advise you how to improve. Learn more here.

Rebates

Learn about rebates for high-efficiency toilets, clothes washers, pool and spa covers, and greywater.

FREE WATER SAVING DEVICES

The City offers complimentary water-saving devices for faucets, hoses, and showers. Click here to read a list of devices and where to find them.

Report Water Waste

We encourage residents to report water waste in their area. Click here to learn more.

HOW TO READ YOUR WATER METER

Learning to read your water meter is important because it can help identify if you have a leak and also allows you to calculate your average water use. Click here to learn more.

CALCULATE YOUR AVG. WATER USE

Did you know that indoor household water needs can typically be met using 25-50 gallons per person per day? Click here to use our Water Use Calculator to gauge your households water use.

Leak Check List

In just 10 mins. you can search your home for leaks and reduce water waste. Start with the steps listed here, along with the checklist provided to chase down leaks.

Resources & Tips

There are so many ways to save water and energy. Check out other programs and informational sites to learn how.

Regional Partnerships

Learn how the City partners with local and state agencies -- and how those partnerships benefit our community.

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