We’ve got time for one last reminder to add water to your emergency kit before the end of 2025! If you added 1 gallon of water each month, you’d be 12 gallons more prepared than you were this time last year. Keep preparing with us in 2026 with these tips: bit.ly/em-prep

It’s not too late to make a resolution for the new year! Resolve to be more prepared in 2026 by storing an emergency supply of water at home. Start with one gallon and these resources: bit.ly/getreadygetwat…

Pop quiz! If your faucet leaks at a rate of one drip per second, about how many gallons of water will it waste each year? Answer: More than 3,000 gallons! Even small drips add up. Go to bit.ly/h2o-leaks to learn more about leaks and how to fix them.

It’s Super Bowl Sunday and that has us thinking about another bowl…your toilet bowl! Take care of your toilet in less time than the halftime show with these simple tips and resources: regionalh2o.org/toilet #SuperBowlLX

It’s Women in Construction Week and we’re recognizing all the tradeswomen who build and maintain water infrastructure across the region. Thank you for playing a vital role in shaping our water systems and making water flow! #WomenInConstructionWeek #WICWeek

Fix a Leak Week is almost here (just a few more days until March 16-22) but that doesn’t mean that you can’t start checking for leaks right now! Get your kids involved with a fun activity for all junior leak detectives: bit.ly/jrleaks #FixALeakWeek

March 8-14 is #GroundwaterAwarenessWeek, time to bring to light the hidden water under our feet. 15 of 25 regional water providers use groundwater as a water source. Learn if your drinking water comes from underground with this map: bit.ly/our-h2o

Get ready to break out the green food coloring to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on Tuesday by…checking your toilet for leaks! You’ll need more than luck to find a silent toilet leak, so get the 5 steps you need to save water and gold (er, money) at bit.ly/toilet-h2o

There’s no better time than Fix a Leak Week (March 16-22) to track down household leaks that waste more than ONE TRILLION gallons of water each year. But where are common leaks found? Follow along on our scavenger hunt this week to find out! #FixALeak #FixALeakWeek

To find the most common household leaks, head to the bathroom! Take 20 minutes to check for toilet leaks that can waste HUNDREDS of gallons of water each month. Get the steps in English and Spanish at regionalh2o.org/toilet #FixALeak #FixALeakWeek

Is your faucet running? Better go catch it! Actually, a faucet that’s dripping when it’s off can waste more than 3,000 gallons each year! Fixing is often as easy as replacing a worn-out washer or gasket. Learn more ways to save at bit.ly/faucet-h2o #FixALeak #FixALeakWeek

If the shower floor or tub is wet before you take a shower, you may have a leak! Sometimes leaks are slow and hard to miss, so keep an eye out for water where it shouldn’t be to find leaks. Get more ways to save at bit.ly/shower-h2o #FixALeak #FixALeakWeek

If you’ve looked under your kitchen or bathroom sink and found a mysterious puddle, you may have a leak! First, check for loose pipe connections. If it’s a more serious issue, call a plumber (or your property manager) to fix the leak and save water today! #FixALeak #FixALeakWeek

Ever find a puddle of water in front of your dishwasher, water heater, or clothes washer? That could be a supply line leak. It may be a simple issue like a faulty washer, or you might need an expert. Fix leaks quickly to stop water waste in its tracks! #FixALeak #FixALeakWeek

Thanks for following along with our leak-finding scavenger hunt this week! We hope to inspire you to find and fix leaks at home all year-round. If you’re ready to start now, use this list: bit.ly/h2o-leaks #FixALeak #FixALeakWeek

This year, World Water Day falls on the last day of Fix a Leak Week – perfect timing! World Water Day is an important reminder that water plays a key role in everything we do, so we must protect and conserve it whenever we can. #WorldWaterDay #FixALeakWeek

Sure #MarchMadness is exciting, but get ready for…Mulch Madness! Mulch helps your soil store water, minimize evaporation, slow weed growth, and lessen soil erosion. If that’s not thrilling enough, learn more ways to create and maintain a waterwise yard: bit.ly/soil-h2o

Watering season is around the corner! Make sure you’re set up to water wisely by signing up for the Weekly Watering Number today. We’ll tell you when to start watering this season, so now’s the perfect time to sign up: regionalh2o.org/WWN