Impacts and Achievements
The District was created in 2001. Even though our region has grown by 1.3 million people since 2001, we use less water today than we did then. Our region’s per capita water use is lower than in Tallahassee, Birmingham, and Montgomery.
Water quality and supply is dependent on policy, infrastructure and management. Our comprehensive approach to managing water for economic, environmental and social well-being is based on science, data and good stewardship. Regional water planning success relies on coordination and collaboration with the local governments and utilities that put Metro Water District planning into practice.
Through the implementation of strategies and recommendations outlined by the Metro Water District, we are making water conservation and pollution prevention a priority in north Georgia.
Water Planning in Action

Toilet Rebate Program Saves 2.2 Million Gallons of Water Per Day

Conservation Pricing Contributes to Regional Decline in Per Capita Water Use

Car Wash Recycling Reduces Facility Water Use by 50 Percent
