City of Buena Park, CA
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The City of Buena Park would like to respectfully ask our customers to continue their water conservation efforts and to use water wisely, thoughtfully and efficiently.
For more information on the California drought, State Water Board Conservation Standards and press releases, please visit The Drought page to the left.
Due to the improvement in water supplies, The City of Buena Park declared a Phase I Water Supply Shortage condition on July 12th, 2016, which allows irrigation up to three days per week.
Gardens are an important part of our lifestyle in Southern California where our Mediterranean climate favors outdoor activities throughout the year. However, gardens frequently uses more than 50% of the water consumption in a home, which makes them great places to focus on for substantial water savings. The "New Norm" refers to the idea of beautiful, water efficient and sustainable outdoor landscapes, stretching the available water supply further. If you are interested in learning more, please enjoy our short introduction: "Introducing the New Norm".
The City of Buena Park would like to extend our gratitude to our residents and businesses that helped achieve our state mandated conservation goal. It continues to be important to use water efficiently and we appreciate all your water conservation efforts.
Making just a few small changes to our daily habits can often result in big water savings!
FOR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR WATER SAVING TIPS AND IDEAS, PLEASE VISIT THE CONSERVATION RESOURCES PAGE!
TO REPORT WATER WASTE PLEASE CALL (714) 562 - 3655
Please state the location, the time and the day of the observed water waste.