Vallecitos Water District

In fact, the majority of water in San Diego County - 90 percent - is imported from hundreds of miles away! Without a major water source nearby, we must use our water resources wisely to maintain our quality of life and ensure dependable future supplies. Wise-water habits can easily be integrated into your daily routine both indoors and outdoors. It is as simple as turning off the faucet.

One of the biggest water wasters? Inefficient landscape irrigation practices!

Efficient irrigation is a challenge, but we could make it easier for you. Visit our Landscape System Maintenance page for information on system maintenance throughout the year! Or perhaps, the landscape calculator can help you better schedule irrigation times for your lawn or garden! Do you work better person-to-person? Call VWD's Conservation Department at (760) 744-0460, ext. 238, to schedule a FREE Landscape Survey!

Swimming Pool Discharge Regulations

Take the 20-Gallon Challenge School Pledge Promotion

Water Softener Discharge from Ord 65

National Geographic's "Water for Tomorrow"

Tips for Indoor & Outdoor Conservation

Conservation Rebate Programs

FREE Landscape Survey Programs

FREE School Education Programs

Resources for Students & Educators

VWD Press Releases & SPLASH! Newsletter Editions

Useful Links (including our wholesalers, state agencies, and more!)

CalWaterCrisis.org
Curious about the current “Water Crisis” TV ads? Visit the Association of California Water Agencies website to learn more!

"How Many Times Should I Water in a Week, and For How Long?"

Check out the Irrigation Calculator

Many of us with busy lives, rely on our irrigation controller schedules to manage the flow of water to our plants. But, are our controllers efficient? Developed by the City of San Diego,
the Landscape Calculator is a vital tool in establishing a water-efficient schedule for your landscape! Answer the questions, program the advice into your controller, and see what happens!

Image of the Landscape Calulator
Image taken from BeWaterWise.com

Conservation

Visit the H2O House for more tips!