Save Water as Irrigation Season Begins in Douglas County
As irrigation season approaches, three Douglas County water providers are urging residents to prioritize water conservation. Following a warm, dry winter and below-average snowpack across Colorado, Castle Rock Water, Highlands Ranch Water, and Parker Water & Sanitation District are reminding customers to use water wisely and avoid unnecessary waste.
Outdoor watering is typically the largest contributor to increased water use during the spring and summer months. With ongoing dry conditions and continued pressure on regional water supplies, conservation remains both an important and cost-effective way for Douglas County residents to help protect this vital resource.
To prepare for the season ahead, local water providers encourage residents to take a proactive approach to irrigation and adopt efficient watering practices.
Simple Ways to Conserve Water This Spring
- Get familiar with your community’s outdoor watering rules
- Take advantage of rebates offered by your local water provider
- Inspect sprinkler systems for leaks, broken heads, or inefficiencies—and make repairs before starting your system for the summer
Residents are also encouraged to stay informed about local drought conditions and water-use guidelines by connecting with their water provider. You can find conservation tips, current drought stages, and detailed regulations on the following websites:
- Castle Rock Water – CRgov.com/Water
- Highlands Ranch Water – HighlandsRanchWater.org
- Parker Water & Sanitation District – pwsd.org
By taking small, proactive steps now, Douglas County residents can make a meaningful impact on preserving water resources throughout the dry months ahead.
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