Tucson Water is a department of the City of Tucson. Tucson Water serves over 750,000 customers daily.
06/05/2026
Tucson plans ahead – and keeps planning. Through One Water 2100, Tucson is focused on diversifying water supplies, modernizing infrastructure, expanding reuse, and protecting groundwater so we can adapt to changing conditions over time.
Long-term water reliability takes smart planning and community action. Learn more at: tucsononewater.com
Give plants a deep soak and water them less frequently to encourage roots to grow stronger and healthier.
Exception: Newly planted vegetation, vegetable and flower gardens, potted plants, shallow-rooted plants, and annual flowers usually need more frequent waterings.
Leaks and inefficient irrigation systems are some of the biggest culprits when it comes to wasting water. You can help Tucson stay water smart by keeping an eye out and reporting water waste when you see it.
If you can, snap a picture and note down the location. To make a report:
-Email [email protected]
-Call 520-791-2514
-Report via the SeeClickFix App
For more information, visit: www.tucsonaz.gov/Water/Customer-Service/Water-Waste
06/02/2026
Check out the June issue of Water Matters and learn more about our Tucson Water CARES program. Keeping water affordable and accessible to all customers is one of our top priorities. Customers who qualify can receive monthly discounts. Read the issue online to learn more: https://bit.ly/4x1P2xx
Want to get Water Matters every month to your email inbox? Sign up at tucsonaz.gov/water
Want healthier plants and lower water use? Mulch can be of very "mulch" help because it:
-Holds moisture
-Regulates soil temperatures
-Boosts soil health
-Reduces weeds
Find mulch at local nurseries or buy in bulk from green waste recyclers.
Avoid overfilling your pool. Keeping water levels a little lower helps reduce water loss from splashing and saves water all season long. Every drop counts.
05/26/2026
Tucsonans have long led the way in water conservation, helping make our community one of the most water-efficient in the West. And as we face a hotter, drier future with less Colorado River water available, our everyday efforts to save water continue to make a real difference.
Through Tucson Water’s One Water 2100 Plan, our community is planning for a future that supports both a thriving economy and responsible water stewardship – creating a “Sustainable Oasis” for generations to come.
Together, we can protect our most precious resource. Learn more at tucsononewater.com
05/22/2026
Find Tucson Water at the Asian Night Market this Saturday, May 23 from 6-10 pm. If you haven't tried our limited-edition sparkling water yet this will be one of your last chances to pick some up. We'll be handing out free cans of all three flavors: prickly pear lime, prickly pear pineapple, and prickly pear pineapple!
05/21/2026
Water planning in the desert means planning for change.
Tucson’s One Water 2100 Plan is a long-term roadmap that focuses on diverse water supplies, modern infrastructure, water reuse, and protecting groundwater.
It helps Tucson stay flexible as conditions change over time.
Smart planning today helps protect our water future tomorrow.
Learn more at: tucsononewater.com
05/20/2026
Using a hose to clean your patio can waste gallons of water in just minutes. Sweeping gets the job done just as well!
Help us make every drop count!
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