Conserve Our Water
Water is the lifeblood of metro Atlanta. Since the adoption of the first Metro Water District Water Supply and Conservation Management Plans, water use has dropped by more than 10 percent despite a one million increase in population. As a result of these efforts, the region is projected to use 25 percent less water than was estimated as recently as 2009. See the latest stats of Metro Atlanta’s water conservation.
Supply and conservation are two sides of the same coin–both are critical for meeting future water demand and securing the economic, environmental and social vitality of our region.
Toilet Rebate Program
Since toilet rebate programs in metro Atlanta began in 2008, over 150,000 old, inefficient toilets have been replaced with low-flow and high-efficiency models as of January 2019. Interested … Learn more
Did You Know?
The collective effort and investments of Metro Water District utilities and local governments have paid off. Since the inception of the Metro Water District in 2001, water demand has fallen by more than 10 percent while population has increased by more than a million people. Learn more
Water Supply in Our Region
Water supply in the Metro Water District is provided by more than 50 individual water providers, all working to protect this valuable resource. Water management includes supply, treatment, distribution, interconnections and the interaction of these built systems with the natural systems. Learn more
Water Supply and Conservation Plan
Water conservation is a critical element in meeting the water supply needs within the Metro Water District, today and in the future. The Water Supply and Water Conservation Management Plan is instrumental in making water conservation a priority in north Georgia. Learn more