Saving Water Partnership Homepage

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Every drop counts.

The Saving Water Partnership is an organization comprised of 19 water utilities in King and Snohomish counties that share a common water source. We offer tips, tools, and rebates to help people preserve our region’s water for future generations.

Why conserve?

Using water more efficiently helps stretch our supply for current and future generations.

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Tips for a water-wise home

Everyday actions, like shortening your shower or running full loads of laundry, can help you save water. Learn what steps you can take today!

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Rebates for water savings

Save water by upgrading your older toilets and sprinkler timers. Learn more about our rebates for replacing water-intensive fixtures with efficient models.
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Free water conservation youth education programs

We offer free water conservation programs for students in grades K-8 in our service area. Learn more about our program offerings.
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Choosing a landscape professional

If you are searching for a professional who can design or maintain an efficient irrigation system, design a low water use landscape, or build healthy soil, consider working with an ecoPro certified sustainable landscape professional.
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Mark’s weekly watering advice

The amount of water your landscape needs changes according to the weather, length of day, and root depth. Overwatering can be expensive and make your landscape more susceptible to disease! Want watering guidance delivered straight to your inbox? Sign up for Mark's Weekly Watering Advice!
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Use your meter to find leaks

Wondering if you have a silent leak lurking in your home? You can use your meter to find out.

Did you know?

Water conservation tools can help customers keep water bills as low as possible. In many cases, reducing water use can also reduce your sewer bill.