Did you know that up to 70 percent of summer water use goes to landscape irrigation? SVWD understands that keeping your yards looking beautiful is important. You can have a beautiful yard and also be water efficient. The District offers a variety of landscape rebates, as well as free advice to help you to have a gorgeous water-wise landscape all year round. Provides home gardeners, landscape professionals and local governments with the skills and resources to create beautiful, healthy and sustainable gardens and landscapes with the goal of reducing the impact of conventional landscape practices on the local environment.
Scotts Valley Water District delivers a sustainable high quality water service in an environmentally responsible and financially sound manner. Scotts Valley Water District is a results-driven, data-oriented public agency that provides effective actions, superior customer service and visionary leadership.
The District's Leak Adjustment Program was created to ease the financial burden after a customer has experienced an unusually high water bill due to a water leak outside of their control. Customers who submit proof of repair are eligible for a 75% credit of the difference of the tiered portion of their bill, as compared to the year prior. The following documents are accepted as a proof of repairs: 1) repair bill, or 2) receipt for repair parts and photo depicting the repair. Customers who do not submit proof of repair may be eligible for a lower adjustment.
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#FridayFact Groundwater is recharged by surface water from rain, rivers and creeks. #GroundwaterAwar enessWeek
#ThursdayThought Groundwater accounts for 33% of all the water used by U.S. municipalities, including 100% of the drinking water provided to Scotts Valley Water District customers. #GroundwaterAwar enessWeek
#ProTip: turn off your irrigation on rainy days. 🌧 The storm brought us more than 3/4 of an inch of rain so far. This is good news, but the cumulative total rainfall for the year is still just 35%.
It's Groundwater Awareness Week! #DidYouKnow the United States uses 82.3 billion gallons of groundwater per day for public supply, private supply, irrigation, livestock, manufacturing, mining, thermoelectric power, and other purposes, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. #GroundwaterAwar enessWeek
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