At Mount Lemmon Domestic Water Improvement District, our goal is to provide safe, clean, sparkling water to all of our residents! Please check back, we will be adding more information, soon.
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Alert
Alerts
Stage 2 Curtailment
June 21, 2025
Water Curtailment: Voluntary Reduction - We are entering Stage 2 of the Curtailment Plan
Mt. Lemmon Water District is asking all the customers and visitors to the mountain to voluntarily reduce their use of water wherever and whenever possible. The source flow rate has dramatically decreased over the last weeks due to lack of Monsoon rain, which makes it increasingly difficult to keep the tanks full and water flowing. The Curtailment Plan is available by email. Request a copy at mtlemmonwateroffice@gmail.com Our website, mtlemmonwater.org, will keep everyone informed as curtailment conditionschange.
We ask customers to voluntarily conserve as much as possible. Some ideas are to conserve water by not watering plants and trees, use paper plates and cups, do laundry in Tucson and flush toilets only when necessary. Please repair water leaks and remember to shut off your water at the meter whenever you are away for 24 hours or longer.
Be sure to have extra drinking water on hand and store 5 gallons in the event of an outage. For more conservation ideas see the restrictions in the Curtailment Plan. The extended drought has not only caused low flow but has increased the FIRE DANGER. We have all pulled together in past years when we weren’t blessed with rain and still have had enjoyable times on the mountain.
Please Conserve Water Now!
Alerts
Stage 2 Curtailment
June 21, 2025
Water Curtailment: Voluntary Reduction - We are entering Stage 2 of the Curtailment Plan
Mt. Lemmon Water District is asking all the customers and visitors to the mountain to voluntarily reduce their use of water wherever and whenever possible. The source flow rate has dramatically decreased over the last weeks due to lack of Monsoon rain, which makes it increasingly difficult to keep the tanks full and water flowing. The Curtailment Plan is available by email. Request a copy at mtlemmonwateroffice@gmail.com Our website, mtlemmonwater.org, will keep everyone informed as curtailment conditionschange.
We ask customers to voluntarily conserve as much as possible. Some ideas are to conserve water by not watering plants and trees, use paper plates and cups, do laundry in Tucson and flush toilets only when necessary. Please repair water leaks and remember to shut off your water at the meter whenever you are away for 24 hours or longer.
Be sure to have extra drinking water on hand and store 5 gallons in the event of an outage. For more conservation ideas see the restrictions in the Curtailment Plan. The extended drought has not only caused low flow but has increased the FIRE DANGER. We have all pulled together in past years when we weren’t blessed with rain and still have had enjoyable times on the mountain.
Please Conserve Water Now!