Save Water, Save MoneyThe average family spends $1,100 on water yearly. Save up to $350 by installing WaterSense devices and EnergyStar appliances.
Save Water, Save EnergyUsing water uses energy. A household with an electric water heater spends 25% of their bill just to heat water. By installing water-efficient shower heads and faucets, you can decrease your energy and water bills.
Save Water, Save Streams
By using water more efficiently, you will keep more water in the ground which helps keep water in our streams. Streams rely on groundwater to replenish flow during our long dry summer months.
It Matters!Conserving water, using native plants and good land stewardship now will ensure our region is protected for generations.
View USDA and NOAA regional water condition maps.
City of Newberg Conserves!The City serves over 26,000 people plus small industry and agricultural concerns using an under ground water source south of the City. Conservation by homeowners, businesses and the City have kept water needs stable even though the population has increased.
Winter is a great time to make sure your toilet is in tip-top shape.Here's why: toilets are the main source of water use at home, so learning how to take care of your toilet can mean real water savings. Plus, you'll likely be spending some more time inside as the weather gets colder and rainier, too. Take 20 minutes to check for running toilets and silent leaks.
Find out how you may be able to save water and money by watching this 2-minute video on how to check your toilet.
Free water efficiency kits for Newberg water customers.
Email: Environment@newbergoregon.gov or call 503-537-1282
