Proper Disposal of Fats, Oil, and Grease Prevents Costly Clogs and Spills

This holiday season, the Santa Rosa Water wants to remind you to never put fats, oils, or grease (FOG) down then drain. To properly dispose of FOG, wipe up small amounts with a paper towel and place in your green waste bin along with napkins and food scra...

Take the WaterSmart Survey to Help Save Water!

Santa Rosa Water wants your feedback to help improve participation in its water use efficiency programs. With your input, Santa Rosa Water can better understand the water-saving needs of the community and update rebate programs based on the feedback you p...

Santa Rosa Creek Flood Study

The City of Santa Rosa is conducting a Flood Study of Santa Rosa Creek and its tributaries to document potential flood risks. The Flood Study will create new maps, assess potential hazards, and identify effective mitigation strategies. As part of the proc...

Water Supply Update - November 10, 2021

Water Supply Update (11/10/21):

Have You Seen One of Our NEW Streets to Creeks Storm Drain Decals?

If it is in the streets it can get to our creeks.  Awareness inspires action and simple actions have great impacts.  People can unknowingly affect local waterways through the improper handling and disposal of trash, debris and other mate...

Heavy Rain in the Forecast — Are You Prepared?

With potentially heavy rainfall in the forecast, it is important that the community be rain ready. This means preparing your property for rain and staying alert. Intense periods of rainfall bring the potential for flash flooding and debris flows, especial...

Water Supply Update - October 14, 2021

Water Supply Update (10/14/21):

It’s Time to TURN OFF Your Irrigation

During this historic drought, Santa Rosa and the region have all been working hard to save water. This fall, it’s especially important that we all continue to conserve and one of the best things we can all do is take a break from outdoor irrigation.&n...

Water Supply Update

In June, Santa Rosa City Council declared a water shortage emergency, enacting Stage 3 (of 8) of the City’s Water Shortage Contingency Plan. This action included the adoption of mandatory restrictions on water use and ...

Meet Super Water Saver Danny from True North Landscapes, Inc.

Our watershed, along with the rest of the state, is experiencing severe drought and it is critical we all work together to save water now. By working together, we can cut our community’s daily water use and preserve precious drinking water in ou...

Santa Rosa Adopts Mandatory 20 Percent Reductions in Water Use

Effective Immediately: To protect the regions dwindling water supply, Santa Rosa adopts mandatory 20 percent reduction in water use and enacts water restrictions and prohibitions during 6/29/21 City Council meeting.

Water Quality Report

Santa Rosa’s Water Quality Report is also known as a Consumer Confidence Report (CCR), which is a key part of the public’s right-to-know as established in the 1996 Amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA, section 1414(c)). Community water systems ...

Sonoma, Marin Water Utilities Seek 20 Percent Voluntary Water Use Reduction

SONOMA, MARIN WATER UTILITIES SEEK 20 PERCENT VOLUNTARY WATER USE REDUCTION

May 4, 2021 – For Immediate Release 

Contact: Drew McIntyre 

General Manager 

North Marin Water District  

(415) 897-4133 

(Santa ...

County of Sonoma Proclaims Drought Emergency

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors today adopted a resolution proclaiming a local drought emergency and requesting the governor seek a Presidential Disaster Declaration.