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Don't Let Your Water (and Money) Slip Away. Most water loss happens at home, often from simple issues you can fix in minutes. Here are simple tips to help you conserve water and save money. 1. How do I know if I have a leak at home? Answer: Check your water meter. If the flow indicator is moving when no water is running, you likely have a leak. Why it matters here: Many homes in our area are older-hidden leaks can quietly drive up bills fast. 2. My toilet runs sometimes. Is that a big deal? Answer: Yes. A running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons. Usually, a simple flapper replacement fixes it. Why it matters here: This is one of the most common (and fixable) sources of water loss in local homes. 3. Is it better to water my yard in the morning or evening? Answer: Water early in the morning to reduce evaporation. Why it matters here: In our desert climate, watering at the wrong time can waste a significant portion of what you use. 4. Should I switch to desert plants if I want to save water? Answer: Yes. Native and desert plants use far less water and require less maintenance. Why it matters here: Landscaping choices are the biggest driver of water use in Southern Arizona. 5. How can I tell if my irrigation system is wasting water? Answer: Run your system and look for runoff, pooling water, or broken sprinkler heads. Why it matters here: Irrigation issues are one of the top causes of water waste in our region. Learn more about your water supply and aquifer- join us April 2, 9:30 a.m., at Sahuarita Town Hall for a local water presentation. We're your local water providers, working together to protect our shared water supply. If you see a leak in the street, report it. If you have one at home, fix it. Every drop matters. GREEN Green water ATER CO. SAFE LOCAL. SUSTAINABLE Water Valley GWR WWATER District Global Water Resources Quail Creek Water Company SAHUARITA Water Company Don't Let Your Water ( and Money ) Slip Away . Most water loss happens at home , often from simple issues you can fix in minutes . Here are simple tips to help you conserve water and save money . 1. How do I know if I have a leak at home ? Answer : Check your water meter . If the flow indicator is moving when no water is running , you likely have a leak . Why it matters here : Many homes in our area are older - hidden leaks can quietly drive up bills fast . 2. My toilet runs sometimes . Is that a big deal ? Answer : Yes . A running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons . Usually , a simple flapper replacement fixes it . Why it matters here : This is one of the most common ( and fixable ) sources of water loss in local homes . 3. Is it better to water my yard in the morning or evening ? Answer : Water early in the morning to reduce evaporation . Why it matters here : In our desert climate , watering at the wrong time can waste a significant portion of what you use . 4. Should I switch to desert plants if I want to save water ? Answer : Yes . Native and desert plants use far less water and require less maintenance . Why it matters here : Landscaping choices are the biggest driver of water use in Southern Arizona . 5. How can I tell if my irrigation system is wasting water ? Answer : Run your system and look for runoff , pooling water , or broken sprinkler heads . Why it matters here : Irrigation issues are one of the top causes of water waste in our region . Learn more about your water supply and aquifer- join us April 2 , 9:30 a.m. , at Sahuarita Town Hall for a local water presentation . We're your local water providers , working together to protect our shared water supply . If you see a leak in the street , report it . If you have one at home , fix it . Every drop matters . GREEN Green water ATER CO . SAFE LOCAL . SUSTAINABLE Water Valley GWR WWATER District Global Water Resources Quail Creek Water Company SAHUARITA Water Company