Water Conservation

County Watering Restrictions
Everyone in Seminole County should follow these irrigation guidelines to conserve water, regardless of whether your water comes from a private well or public utility. From November to March, water only once per week. From March to November, water twice per week. Learn more about Water Conservation Ordinance #2009-24.

Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate Program
Now until September 15, 2025, Seminole County water customers may be eligible for the smart irrigation controller rebate program.

Irrigation Evaluation Program
Seminole County provides free irrigation evaluations for residents who are Seminole County Utility Customers. Complete the online form to submit a request, and a licensed Irrigation & Landscape Professional will contact you to schedule an evaluation at your home to help you lower your water usage. Complete the Irrigation Evaluation form here to sign up or call 407-665-2110 for more information.

Looking for a Speaker?
If your small business, civic club, school or other organization would like to request a speaker on water conservation, please call 407-665-2121.

Why Is It So Important to Conserve Water?
The high quality groundwater that provides our drinking water is one of our most valuable natural resources. As Seminole County grows, we must continue to conserve water and prevent devastating environmental and financial impacts. Learning to use less water today is the best and least expensive way to avoid possible problems in the future.

Residential Reclaimed Water Project
The Residential Reclaimed Retrofit Program provides reclaimed water (instead of potable water) for irrigating lawns. Learn more.