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We're committed to providing safe and reliable drinking water for Bellingham residents, and a key part of that is ensuring efficient water use with our water conservation program. This program helps us use water wisely, ensuring we have enough for everyone now and in the future. Think of it like watering a garden: using just the right amount helps plants thrive, while too much or too little wastes water. We want our water system to be just as efficient.
In accordance with Washington State Department of Health requirements, we have developed newly proposed goals and measures, which you can see below. For more details, including a summary of our progress from 2020-2024, please view our Water Use Efficiency Program Report.
Share your water conservationideas and comments:
Do you have thoughts, questions, or comments on the proposed Water Use Efficiency Program? We want to hear them! There are several ways to share your input before March 2:
Attend the Water Resources Advisory Board (WRAB) meeting on Tuesday, February 25, from 6-7:30 p.m. We are saving time to take public comments on WUE plans during the meeting.
Join in-person: 2221 Pacific Street, enter the doors on Carolina Street
Visit the ‘Questions’ tab on this Engage Bellingham page to submit your thoughts, questions, or comments, or submit your comments to askpw@cob.org.
Please provide your feedback by Sunday, March 2.
We're committed to providing safe and reliable drinking water for Bellingham residents, and a key part of that is ensuring efficient water use with our water conservation program. This program helps us use water wisely, ensuring we have enough for everyone now and in the future. Think of it like watering a garden: using just the right amount helps plants thrive, while too much or too little wastes water. We want our water system to be just as efficient.
In accordance with Washington State Department of Health requirements, we have developed newly proposed goals and measures, which you can see below. For more details, including a summary of our progress from 2020-2024, please view our Water Use Efficiency Program Report.
Share your water conservationideas and comments:
Do you have thoughts, questions, or comments on the proposed Water Use Efficiency Program? We want to hear them! There are several ways to share your input before March 2:
Attend the Water Resources Advisory Board (WRAB) meeting on Tuesday, February 25, from 6-7:30 p.m. We are saving time to take public comments on WUE plans during the meeting.
Join in-person: 2221 Pacific Street, enter the doors on Carolina Street