Water Conservation

The MCMUA lauds local and regional water conservation effects in order to preserve Morris County’s precious water supply for future generations. There are a variety of simple ways by which Morris County residents can reduce their annual water consumption while simultaneously reducing their monthly water bills. Water conservation can occur through high-efficiently water fixtures, proper landscaping techniques, and/or through enhanced public awareness. By conserving water, Morris County residents and businesses can help reduce negative impacts on various watershed and the environment at large.

HEALTHY WATERSHEDS = HEALTHY PEOPLE

The MCMUA supports water conservation through the following:

• Participating and communicating with local and regional environmental/watershed organizations;
• Sponsoring river cleanups;
• Providing and enhancing passive recreational natural areas;
• Purchasing county open space;
• Supporting the EPA WaterSense initiative;
• Publishing and providing water conservation information to residents;
  • MCMUA Water Wheels - Your Guide To Home Water Conservation. Click here to read the water conservation tips listed on the Water Wheel.
  • Water Conservation Practices - List of suggestions on how individuals can reduce their use of water in and around the home.
  • Water Conservation and Lawn Care - A brochure which notifies residents how to care for their lawns without supplemental watering.
• Recommending municipal water conservation ordinances to local communities in Morris County.
   

Contact the MCMUA environmental specialist at 973.285.8387 or at info@MCMUA.com to request water conservation educational materials listed on this page.