Plan to build localized infrastructure throughout Atlanta using public and private land that has already saved the City $15 million.

Program to help low-income households become more water efficient saving 21.1 million gallons of water since 2012.

100-year One Water plan to increase local water supplies and mitigate climate change impacts.

Baltimore is the first major city to proactively protect public ownership of its water system by amending its city charter.

Boulder Utilities Division used conservation and green infrastructure to combat drought and urban flooding, and saves an average of 5,000 gallons per household per year.

Efficiency and conservation programs aimed at reducing future demands by 18% by around 2050-2055.

Eugene Public Works uses city-wide green infrastructure to meet multiple objectives and improve water quality with 1,300 GSI facilities installed on public and private property to date.

Ensuring low-income community members can participate in water use efficiency programs anticipated to save more than 70,000 gallons of water per year.

Hoboken’s comprehensive green infrastructure implementation has captured over 2,500,000 gallons of stormwater to date.

Comprehensive One Water Plan that includes site-level and regional green stormwater infrastructure.

Long-standing efficiency and conservation programs resulting is real water savings.

Long-standing efficiency and conservation programs resulting is real water savings.