Have you replaced the backup battery in your irrigation timer recently? Without a fully charged battery in place, irrigation timers can reset to their factory setting during a loss of power. This often results in an unexpected increase in water usage.

OMWD is proud to partner with @SanDiegoCOE's Splash Science Mobile Lab to help shape the next generation of water scientists. Through hands-on learning, elementary students learn about watersheds & the importance of protecting water quality. More at https://t.co/SlQKDDl26I.

At its 11/19 meeting, OMWD recognized its 2025 “Pure Excellence” award winners who are making a significant, positive impact in local communities. @RSF_Fire @OlivenhainFSC https://t.co/TZGcB8ibfO

Operations coordinator Vanessa is in our recycled water pond performing inspections. The pond fills up in winter when irrigation demands are low, emptying by early summer when irrigation increases. When full, it can store over one million gallons for irrigation.

OMWD recognizes “America Recycles Day” with a nod to the importance of recycled water. OMWD serves up to 15% of our total water demand with recycled water for irrigation. This increases our water supply and saves millions of gallons of drinking water.

.@NWSSanDiego predicts measurable precipitation this weekend in Southern California. Be sure to shut off your irrigation systems for at least 48 hours after it rains.

#WhatIsThatThing? This backflow prevention device ensures water flows in only one direction, helping to keep our drinking water supply free of contamination. Here, backflow specialist Sean tests to make sure the device is working properly. Learn more at https://t.co/NhdDRjyqZr.

Avoid the dreaded Thanksgiving FOG! No, we’re not talking about feeling sleepy from too much turkey. We’re talking about the fats, oils, and grease that commonly get dumped down the drain, causing blockages in home plumbing systems. Learn more at https://t.co/dOHRkN8eJd.

California's “water year” began on 10/1. @NWSCPC anticipates it to be a dry year due to above-average temperatures and below-average precipitation. Visit https://t.co/ChdtZAMWQ8 for tips on making conservation a way of life in California.

To prevent a costly plumbing bill due to root damage, plant trees at least 10’ away from your water meter & other underground piping. Installing root barriers can also protect pipes from root damage. An arborist can advise on how to protect your plumbing from established trees.

Forty million people depend on Colorado River water. The seven states that rely on it as a water source are negotiating how to share it, and water conservation remains critical. Visit https://t.co/ChdtZAMWQ8 for tips.

As you set your clocks back tomorrow, remember to also adjust your irrigation controller settings to save water & $. Landscapes need less water during the shorter, cooler days ahead. Schedule a free water use evaluation at https://t.co/RF5a4diqN1 for help.

You wouldn’t want to over-pressurize your tires, right? The same is true for house plumbing! The optimal home plumbing pressure is between 45-60 PSI, but water main pressure can be significantly higher. Installing a pressure regulator helps lower water pressure & prevents leaks.

Today, OMWD celebrates National First Responders Day! We’re proud to support the communities we serve alongside firefighters, police officers, emergency medical technicians, 911 operators, paramedics, and other emergency personnel. #FirstResponders

The seasonal temperature outlook shows warmer weather coming up. Since San Diego relies on imported water, it's wise to consider water-saving programs such as My Water Use this fall. For tips and more details, visit https://t.co/M1VIvzJizl.

Imagine filling 20+ Olympic-sized swimming pools with recycled water. OMWD’s 4S Ranch Water Reclamation Facility can do that in a week, serving up to 2 million gal/day of recycled water to irrigation customers like golf courses, ensuring that drinking water isn’t wasted.

Your morning coffee, your dinner’s pasta water, or even the kids’ soccer water bottle all start with trust. That’s why OMWD runs 15,000+ water quality samples each year – giving you peace of mind is a responsibility OMWD takes seriously. https://t.co/u5Hq0zUP4M.

On October 22, let’s roll up our sleeves and help save lives together! OMWD will partner with San Diego Blood Bank at our offices located at 1966 Olivenhain Road in Encinitas, from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Schedule your appointment at https://t.co/CnIm3Cpsu1.

Rain is in the forecast! Remember to turn your irrigation off after measurable rainfall.

As winter rains approach, now is an ideal moment to install a soil moisture probe. These sensors monitor root zone moisture and help prevent unnecessary watering after seasonal rains. Rebates start at $80 per controller, available at https://t.co/LWOVau3Sg9.