Water Conservation
BWP offers programs and rebates to help residents conserve water in response to Southern California's arid climate and recurring droughts.
Sustainable Water Use in Burbank
BWP has a variety of programs and rebates you can participate in to conserve water. Southern California has an arid climate, and drought cycles will happen. That’s why Burbank’s City Council adopted the Sustainable Water Use Ordinance. The ordinance provides important procedures to reduce water use Citywide to mitigate the effects of water resources when California is in a drought. Burbank is currently in Stage III of the Sustainable Water Use Ordinance.
Water Rebates
We offer several rebates to help you switch to water and money.
(Rebates Start at $100 per toilet)
Click to visit SoCal Water$mart for Details
Weather-Based Irrigation Controllers
Up to $150 in rebates ($80 from MWD and $70 from BWP)
Fill Out the SoCal Water$mart Application
(Rebates Start at $35 per Barrel or $250-350 per Cistern)
Fill Out the SoCal Water$mart Application
(Rebates Start at $5/nozzle, Minimum Quantity is 15)
Fill Out the SoCal Water$mart Application
Tips and Tricks to Make Plants and Trees Happy
1. CHECK - Use a screwdriver or other tool and gently push it 6-8 inches into the ground. If the soil is dry and crumbly, it may be time to water again.
2. WATER - When watering your tree, think low and slow. Water at ground level to avoid losing water to evaporation.
3. MULCH - Mulch keeps moisture in the soil and protects your tree’s roots from extreme heat. Visit the link below to get the full details.
WHY: Using graywater from your home on outdoor irrigation can save thousands of gallons of water.
WHAT: Graywater is untreated wastewater that has not been contaminated by the toilet or bodily wastes. Graywater includes water from bathtubs, showers, bathroom sinks, clothes washing machines, and laundry tubs, but does not include water from kitchen sinks or dishwashers.