First check out the members of our Utility Caucus. Many of them have great water conservation information on their sites. Here you will find information sites provided by other utilities, utility associations or other government organizations.

G1) Find your local water utility—provided by the American Water Works Association:

G2) American Water Works Association's Consumer Water Center: Information about drinking water supplies, quality and security, as well as conservation tips & youth education resources.

G3) Central Puget Sound Water Supplier's Forum:
The Forum is a cooperative effort of water suppliers and counties to address current and future water supply issues, including water supply planning, environmental stewardship, and other issues currently facing the region with regard to providing water for fish and people. In addition to water planning, the Forum is also coordinating regulatory issues, ESA response and public information on a regional scale.

G4) Snohomish County Public Utility District:
In addition to information on rates, water quality & services, the site explains the PUD’s rebate programs for clothes washing machines & toilets.

G5) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water:
The EPA’s website for ground water & drinking water. Centers around water quality issues.

G6) Washington State Dept. of Health, Office of Drinking Water

With the adoption of the Water Use Efficiency Rule in 2007, this site is a great resource for municipal water suppliers who must comply with the rule.