LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) is reminding residents and companies to alter their panorama irrigation clocks to observe the necessary winter seasonal watering schedule.
Beginning Sunday by means of Feb. 28, 2026, the winter watering schedule limits residents and companies’ sprinkler irrigation to 1 assigned day per week. Sprinkler watering is prohibited on Sundays.
Click on right here to search out your assigned watering day.
The SNWA recommends watering crops and timber on drip irrigation programs as soon as each seven to 14 days for 30 to 90 minutes to avoid wasting much more water, and cash in your month-to-month payments. It will probably additionally assist keep away from overwatering timber and crops, which want a lot much less water than grass.
Listed below are some further suggestions from SNWA to additional maximize water financial savings and scale back water waste:
Set your spray irrigation for grass to water in the course of the mid-morning hours to keep away from freezing and stop ice from forming on lawns and sidewalks.
Water grass solely in your one assigned watering day.
Change the time in your irrigation clock to coincide with the tip of Daylight-Saving Time on Sunday, Nov. 2.
Observe the seasonal watering restrictions year-round. The common buyer can save as much as $300 yearly on their water payments.
SWNA mentioned single-family property house owners can save extra water by upgrading their grass to water-efficient landscaping by means of the SNWA’s Water Good Landscapes Rebate Program (WSL).
The WSL program affords a money incentive of $5 per sq. foot, as much as 10,000 sq. ft. and $2.50 per sq. ft. thereafter, of grass upgraded to drip-irrigated crops and timber.
To use now and discover extra data on how you can preserve water, click on right here.
