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Water Stewardship
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The Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) offers a variety of resources, services, programs and information to help Southern Nevada to meet its conservation goals and to help save money and live water smart.
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The SNWA is the wholesale water provider to all municipal water agencies in southern Nevada. In addition to its wholesale treatment and delivery responsibilities, the SNWA acquires and manages long-term water resources for southern Nevada.
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Water Smart Home Program—Learn more about the program that certifies new homes and neighborhoods as water smart. More…
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What Can I Do?
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Convert To Water Smart Landscaping
A study by the SNWA documented substantial water use reductions by converting turf grass to xeric and/or drought-tolerant plant material. More...
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 Landscape Rebate Program
SNWA Landscape Information
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Participate In The Irrigation Clock Rebate Program
Smart irrigation controllers have the ability to predict water needs based upon weather data or soil moisture sensors and are shown to improve water efficiency by 15 to 30 percent.
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Irrigation Controller Coupon
Irrigation Tips
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Use Water Efficient Technologies
Get financial incentives for using installing water efficient devices such as high efficiency toilet retrofits and efficient showerhead retrofits.
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SNWA Water Efficient Technologies Program
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Install A Pool Cover
More than 3,400 residential swimming pool owners have purchased new pool covers to conserve water and energy through an incentive program that pays up to half the cost.
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Pool Cover Rebate
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Live In A Water Smart Home
More than 900 homes are part of the Water Smart Home Program, in cooperation with local builders and the Southern Nevada Home Builders Association.
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Water Smart Home Program
Southern Nevada Homebuilders Association
Water Conservation Coalition
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What Is The City Doing?
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Conservation
With the adoption of a drought ordinance, financial incentives for water savers and the managing for unaccounted water, the city is setting an example by conserving water. More…
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2005 Revised Drought Ordinance
Las Vegas Valley Water District
Water Conservation Tips
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Reclamation
Each year, three city of Las Vegas plants recycle billions of gallons of water that is used to irrigate golf courses and provide cooling water for power plants.
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Water Pollution Control Facility Brochure
Durango Hills Water Resource Center Brochure
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Turf Conversion
The city has converted more than 325,793 square feet of turf, capitalizing on $305,612 in rebates and saving more than $49,450 annually.
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Water Smart Landscape Rebate
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Stormwater Management
The city is a member of the Stormwater Quality Management Committee, a community partnership committed to the development and implementation of stormwater pollution monitoring, control and outreach efforts.
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EPA Stormwater Information
EPA Region 9 Stormwater Program
Local Stormwater Pollution Education
Regional Flood Control District Stormwater Quality Management Committee
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Administrative Services
Office of Sustainability
400 Stewart Avenue (NEW ADDRESS beginning Feb. 27, 2012 – 495. S. Main St.)
Las Vegas, NV 89101 (Map)
Phone: (702) 229-2397
E-mail
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