Emergency Drought Response:  Since California received some of the rain expected in 2015, Governor Brown has altered the Executive Order and reduced the conservation regulations previously established. The new regulations allowed agencies to provide information on water needs to the State Water Resources Control Board and establish a percentage reduction according to those figures. Based on the new regulations, The City of Glendora is required to reduce water consumption by 20%. The City of Glendora must comply with the regulations and State Law or will be subject to fines of up to $10,000 per day.
Mandatory Water Restrictions and Guidelines How much water should we be using?

Water Wasting: Please contact the Water Division at (626) 852-4838 to report excess water runoff or outdoor irrigation operating after 8AM and before 5PM. Water waste or concerns can also be made through the City Online Reporting page. Service and water main leaks can be reported to the City of Glendora Water Division at (626) 914-8246.  After hours, leaks may be reported to the City of Glendora Police Department at (626) 914-8250.

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Click here for some helpful "how-to" videos on water conservation and water saving devices.

Here are water conservation techniques that will help us all reduce water consumption:

1. Use full loads in the washing machine and dishwasher.
2. Take shorter showers.  Cutting time by two minutes can save 9 gallons.
3. Install low-flow showerheads and toilets.  (available at local hardware stores)
4. Repair dripping faucets.  A small leak can waste a lot of water.
5. When brushing your teeth or shaving, turn off the faucet.
6. Water the lawn only when necessary.
7. Install a programmable irrigation system.
8. Water only when it is cool outside, early morning or evening is best.
9. Do not wash down driveways and sidewalks, please use a broom.
10. When landscaping, use drought tolerant plants.
11. Check for leaks and when found, repair quickly.
12. Read these tips on caring for trees during a drought!

The City of Glendora promotes the efficient and responsible use of water for the benefit of our community and environment.  Please click here for additional information regarding water conservation practices.