Environmental Services
Water Conservation
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You can survive 3 weeks without food but only 3 days without water. The high quality groundwater that provides our drinking water is one of our most valuable natural resources. The population of Seminole County continues to grow rapidly, and we may not be able to continue using water the way we do now without creating environmental and financial impacts. Learning to use less water today is the best and least expensive way to avoid possible problems in the future. |
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 New Watering Restrictions
Remember to set your irrigation timers to water only (1) day a week during the cooler months. This will save you money and our precious resources. |
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 Water Conservation Ordinance #2009-24 (PDF) [685KB]
Enacted by the Board of County Commissioners on July 28, 2009, this amended Ordinance allows the County to enforce established watering days. The Ordinance is County-wide and does include all water sources (reclaimed, lakes, wells, etc.)
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 Water & Sewer Bill Calculator
Use this calculator to see how conserving water can affect the amount you pay each month
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 Residential Reclaimed Water Project
Find out about this County project including frequently asked questions, benefits, and fast facts. |
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 Looking for a Speaker?
If your small business, civic club, school or other organization would like to request a speaker on water conservation please use the contact information below. |
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 Debra Meinert , Water Conservation Coordinator
Phone: 407-665-2121
Email: dmeinert@seminolecountyfl.gov |
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