Stay WaterWise
About EMWD’s Demonstration Garden
EMWD has saved water and reduced landscaping maintenance costs by retrofitting its landscaping, which included the creation of a demonstration garden. As part of EMWD’s efforts to maximize water supplies – including recycled water supplies – EMWD completed the third and final phase of its Landscaping Retrofit project with the completion of its demonstration garden in 2009.
Water Wise Landscape Toolbox
Water-efficient landscapes come in a variety of styles. Whether you are looking to save water or minimize maintenance, reducing turf grass and adding more hardscape, such as patio areas, may be beneficial.
EMWD provides a number of resources to help you plan or maintain your water-efficient landscape!
WaterWise Programs and Rebates
In addition to partnering with The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD) to promote a number of regional indoor and outdoor rebate opportunities, EMWD is doing more to help its customers stay water-wise by providing an array of FREE and low-cost programs.
Water Use Efficiency Requirements
EMWD's drought status is currently Stage 2 of the Water Shortage Contingency Plan.
These policies were originally adopted in 1991, and have been periodically modified to provide long-term water reliability for existing and future customers.
These items can also be found in the Article 6 – Water Conservation section of the EMWD Administrative Code.
Check for Leaks
To check for leaks in your home, you first need to determine whether you’re wasting water. Then, identify the source of the leak.
Report Water Waste
Help Us Reduce Water Waste!
If you spot water waste, EMWD
encourages you to submit a Water Waste Report Form.