The District is committed to encouraging efficient water use. Programs, incentives, and informational assistance are offered to customers to help you implement water conserving measures at your home or place of business. In addition, visitors to our office can tour our Waterwise and Fire-safe Demonstration Garden and obtain free educational materials to help them in their conservation efforts.
For a complete list of the District's current rebate programs click one of the links below.
 
Bewaterwise.com
Since water is one of the most valuable resources in Southern California, it is important to use this precious natural resource wisely.
There are several ways to save water inside and outside of your home. Use these tips to help lower your water bill, protect the environment and ultimately save you money.
bewaterwise.com Web Site |
 Water Saving House
This interactive web resource takes you on a tour to investigate water saving opportunities in each area of your home. You can also check out:
- The Top 5 Actions to discover some of the best ways to save water in and around your home.
- How much water you are using at your home with the Water Budget Calculator.
- Visit the Garden Guide to find inspiration for beautiful water conserving gardens.
H2ouse.org Web Site |
 Municipal Water District of Orange County
The Municipal Water District of Orange County (MWDOC) is a member of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MET), which supplies imported water to six Southern California counties.
As a MET member, MWDOC represents the interests of its 29 Orange County member agencies. MWDOC is a recognized leader in its water use efficiency programs. Through an innovative, multi-agency approach, MWDOC has formed partnerships with other federal, state and local agencies to create award-winning water use efficiency programs that target all water users - residents, businesses and industrial customers.
Municipal Water District of Orange County Web Site |
 California's Water Crisis
Despite intense media attention and focus by the Governor and legislators, the public is largely unaware of the state’s water problems. The Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA), a coalition of 450 public water agencies, has launched a statewide effort, entitled “California’s Water: A Crisis We Can’t Ignore,” to educate Californians about critical challenges now confronting the state’s water supply and delivery system.
California's Water Crisis Web Site |
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