On July 25th with temperatures approaching 90 degrees, a group of intrepid volunteers from Spokane Fly Fishers joined Jasmine Lupe of the Spokane Conservation District to water plants at the State Line access site.
The Forum is pleased to announce a small grant from the City of Spokane Valley to support our Spokane River water trail web site and related activities. Valley support comes from a fund that provides strategic grants to support social services and economic development.
The Inlander has researched commercial entities sucking the most water out of the Rathdrum Prairie-Spokane Valley Aquifer. Many of the businesses on this list are back from last year’s list, but there are a few changes. For some, water conservation practices are kicking in. The Inlander Reports
In an effort to protect Spokane River stream flows and the aquifer, the city of Spokane and Spokane County unveiled plans to offer rebates to residents buying new Water Sense toilets or Energy Star washing machines to replace less-efficient appliances. The Spokesman Review reports.
Airway Heights water customers may no longer water their lawns between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. in June, July, August and September. The Spokesman Review Reports.
Liberty Lake Sewer and Water District. 22510 E Mission, Liberty Lake, WA Learn the fundamentals of irrigation water auditing, proper water management and irrigation system efficiency. This hands-on workshop will…
The mayor of spokane has proposed an ordinance to limit day time watering.
Open attached files to see what other programs and cities recommend for water savings.
When Mayor Mary Verner suggested regulating the free-reign of Spokane’s summer sprinklers, it was the political equivalent of tossing a beehive on a paint shaker.
Water conservation includes ordinances by some area towns and cities to limit when sprinklers can be used.