Water Conservation
503-675-3747
Address:
City Hall, Second Floor
380 A Avenue, Lake Oswego
Water Treatment Plant
503-635-0394
Water Conservation Program
Water Conservation saves money, preserves wildlife habitat and makes sure there is enough water for all uses. Review the pages herein to find out how you can save indoors, outdoors, and all around your home or business.
News & Announcements
Have you considered evaluating your existing outdoor watering system? A water use assessment performed by a professional can help save money and water by addressing watering inefficiencies.
The City offers rebates, devices, and tools that can help save thousands of gallons of water every year. Read more to discover the programs that will save money on water bills and conserve water.
Save Water With Free Water Conservation Kits. The City of Lake Oswego Water Conservation Program is proud to offer free water conservation kits to our customers. The kits contain fixtures, testing devices, and information to diagnose areas of water inefficiencies at home.
Having a beautiful landscape and saving water in the summer doesn’t have to be a contradiction – you can have both, and it’s easier than you think! Get the Weekly Watering Number to save water indoors and outdoors!
Household water leaks can be a source of wasted water and additional expense. Common types of leaks found at the home are worn toilet flappers, dripping faucets, and faulty irrigation systems. These types of leaks can be simple to identify, and some can be easily fixed.
Water conservation can go a long way to help alleviate impending shortages.
Be water wise with these tips and resources!
The water bill is based on 100 cubic feet of water used (CCF). One CCF is equivalent to 748 gallons. To convert 100 cubic feet of water into gallons used, multiply the number of CCFs (the consumption number on the water bill) by 748.
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