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November 21, 2009 Water & Energy Services 175 East 200 North St. George, UT 84770 (435) 634-5835 To report water and/or power problems please call (435) 634-5835. Water Services Email the Water Department Energy Services Email the Energy Services Department Water & Energy Conservation Water & Power Board For information about touring the drinking water plant please call (435) 879-2361 Services & Resources City Forms and   Applications Job Opportunities Utility Information Pay Utilities Online City Departments Building & Safety Division Code Enforcement New Development Fire Department Legal Services Leisure Services Parks Maintenance Police Department More... City Council Agendas & Minutes Mayor Dan McArthur Council Members Public Transportation Conservation

Monthly Water & Power Conservation Tips Have you found an effective way to “Reduce Your Use”? Email your conservation tip to René Fleming, Conservation Coordinator at rene.fleming@sgcity.org. Click Here to download the Residential Watering Guide in PDF Format (2.2MB) January Water Conservation Tip Let’s talk toilets! Toilets can be one of the largest water users in your home. Was your toilet installed before 1992? If so, it uses 3.5 or more gallons of water per flush. Consider replacing it with an ultra low flow toilet that uses 1.6 gallons or less per flush. Ultra low flow toilets come in a variety of styles, colors and models. Some offer the option of dual flush, using .8 gallons for liquid and 1.6 gallons for solid flushes. Toilets are the biggest source of undetected water leaks. How can you tell if you toilet is leaking? Add a few drops of food coloring in the tank, wait about 15 minutes. If the color starts to show up in the toilet bowl, the toilet is leaking. A poorly functioning flapper is the most common source of the leak. Replacement flappers are inexpensive, easy to install and can be purchased at most local hardware stores. Look for one that is made for your brand of toilet. Another reason toilets use so much water is they are often used as garbage cans. Toss tissues in the trash rather than flushing them down the toilet. Monthly Water Conservation Tips November Energy Conservation Tip June Water Conservation Tip January Water Conservation Tip February Water Conservation Tip March Water Conservation Tip April Water Savings Tip May Water Conservation Tip June Water Conservation Tip July Water Saving Tip August Water Saving Tip September Water Conservation Tip October Energy Conservation Tip November Water Conservation Tip December Water Conservation Tip Monthly Power Conservation Tips September Energy Conservation Tip January Power Conservation Tip February Power Conservation Tip March Energy Conservation Tip April Energy Savings Tip May Energy Conservation Tip June Energy Conservation Tip July Energy Savings Tip August Energy Saving Tip September Energy Conservation Tip October Tip November Energy Conservation Tip Decermber Energy Saving Tip

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