Resources
Resources for Water Conservation
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Water Wise In The Pines
Water Wise in the Pines is a Demand Management Program launched by Arizona Water Company for the Munds Park community.
Plant watering can vary from month to month, but AMWUA is here to help! Text WHENTOWATER to 1-844-416-1428 to receive a text link at the start of every month from AMWUA for helpful monthly watering reminders!
Avoid planting invasive species to your landscape. Unsure what is considered invasive? Check out this list: bit.ly/3AQtXce
Spring in Arizona is full of beautiful colors. If you are ready to plant your colorful, low water use garden, the University of Arizona has resources on Native & Naturalized Plants in Yavapai County to help you decide what to plant. Here are several options to get those beautiful Arizona spring colors: bit.ly/3DyPhJW
Finding and fixing leaks is one of the easiest ways to conserve water. Check out the Smart Home Water Guide for step-by-step instructions on how you can check for leaks at your home and save money: bit.ly/3CNxV6m
Use the Smart Home Water Guide to learn how to read your meter: bit.ly/3xTj9b5![]()
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Quick tips:![]()
• Most water meters are near the curb or sidewalk, and the water meter box will have a metal or plastic lid marked: “Water” or “Water Meter”.![]()
• Use a long screwdriver or plier to open the lid, but be wary of bees, scorpions, cockroaches, or other critters that may be hiding inside.![]()
• Turn the water off for your home and read your water meter to see if there is flow. If the meter is running, that indicates an ongoing leak.
