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Water Efficiency Program

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The Water Efficiency program offers information and technical resources to all customers about how to save water and money.
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Saving water in your home

Saving water outdoors

Saving water at your business

Get a free water efficiency kit

How to check for leaks

How to find and fix a toilet leak

How to fix a faucet leak

Apply for the Home Water Leak Repair Program

Request a bill adjustment due to water leak

Home and plumbing repair resources

Washing machine rebate application

Outdoor rebate application

Custom water efficiency incentive

Water curtailment

Contact

Water Efficiency Services

conserve@portlandoregon.gov
503-823-4527

Home Water Leak Repair Program

leakrepair@portlandoregon.gov
503-823-6060

Water Efficiency Rebates

rebates@portlandoregon.gov
503-823-4527

Mailing address

Portland Water Bureau
1120 SW 5th Ave, Room 405
Portland, OR 97204

Related offices, programs, and projects

Portland Water Bureau customer service

Drinking water quality

Portland smart water meters project

Bull Run Filtration Project

Water Resources Education

Water System Improvements

News

Tips for your outdoor water use this summer

Before you uncoil the hose and break out the sprinkler, check out our tips for a water-wise summer. From advice about watering your lawn or garden to rebates and free water-saving devices, we cover what you need to know to save water and money this summer.

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Drinking water summer: How we keep water flowing even when the weather is dry

The Portland Water Bureau monitors weather, water levels, and water use to ensure our customers have access to plenty of safe, clean drinking water all year. Thanks to careful planning and investment in two high-quality water sources, we’ll continue to meet our community’s needs for decades to come.

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