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The City has declared a “Water Alert” and is asking residents and businesses to reduce their water use by 15 percent.
Watering landscapes with sprinklers is allowed two days per week from March through October and watering days are based on your address.
For assistance with customer accounts, visit our online billing website, call customer service at 916-808-5454 or email utilitiescs@cityofsacramento.org.
Water conservation rebates are available to help customers save money on grass conversion, water-efficient fixtures and more.
Learn how to save water, find rebates, fix leaks and take care of trees during drought conditions.
During dry times, sprinklers may not water trees deeply enough. Learn how to keep trees healthy during the drought.
Household leaks can waste up to 10,000 gallons of water per year, the equivalent of 270 loads of laundry. Learn how to easily fix leaks.
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Customer can save money with water conservation rebates, including landscaping, irrigation, toilet and fixture upgrades.
In the City of Sacramento, landscape watering can be done two days per week, based on your address.
Schedule a free call with a water conservation specialist to get help with saving water, leaks and rebates.