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Leave It Better WM
A partnership between Navajo County, the City of Show Low, the Town of Pinetop-Lakeside, the American Ground Water Trust and Arizona Water Company.
What we put on the ground doesn’t just disappear! ⚠️![]()
Fertilizers, pesticides, and septic waste can seep through soil and reach underground aquifers. 💧![]()
When rain hits hard surfaces like pavement, it rushes into storm drains — carrying litter, pet waste, and motor oil straight into local waterways. 🗑️🐾🛢️![]()
Stormwater isn’t treated so everyday choices play a big role in protecting our clean water. 🌎![]()
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Watersheds are nature’s way of guiding water from the mountains to rivers, streams, and underground aquifers. 💧🏔️⬇️![]()
Every drop of rain or snow travels through this system — flowing downhill, seeping into rock, or filtering through soil, mulch, and gravel. 🌱💦![]()
It’s a continuous movement that sustains our communities, ecosystems, and the water we all rely on. 🌎♻️![]()
From the peaks of the White Mountains to the streams below, we’re all part of a greater watershed — and every action we take matters. 💙
When rain or snow falls in the mountains, it doesn’t exactly stay put. 🌧️ 🏔️![]()
Water flows downhill into streams and rivers or seeps into rock, becoming groundwater beneath our feet. 💧![]()
Across the watershed, precipitation filters through turf, mulch, and gravel — naturally replenishing underground supplies. 🌱![]()
It’s all part of the continuous movement of water that sustains our environment. ♻️![]()
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A watershed is an area of land that channels rainfall and snowmelt into rivers, streams, and creeks. 💧![]()
Mountain ranges and high points form its boundaries, guiding water downhill toward waterways through gravity. 🏔️ ⬇️![]()
Every drop of rain travels through a watershed — and every community is a part of one, including our beloved White Mountains. 🌎![]()
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💧 Save Water, Help Your Plants, and Protect Our Future 🌍✨![]()
At Arizona Water Company, we believe that every drop of water counts! Water conservation is a community effort, and by working together, we can stretch our resources and create a sustainable future for all. 🌱![]()
Here are 2 simple ways to reuse household water and help your plants thrive:
1️⃣ Ice Cubes: Accidentally drop some? Don’t toss them in the sink—drop them into your houseplants instead! 🧊🌿
2️⃣ AC Condensate Water: Your AC unit drips water as it cools your home. Collect that water and use it to water your outdoor plants! 🌞💧![]()
Plus, Arizona Water Company offers programs to help you conserve water and save money:
1️⃣ Free Water Conservation Kit: Get tools, FREE devices, and tips to help you save water at home: www.azwater.com/conservation/water-conservation-kit/![]()
2️⃣ Toilet Rebate Program: Apply for a rebate to upgrade to a high-efficiency toilet and save both water and money: www.azwater.com/conservation/toilet-rebate-program/![]()
Let’s make every drop count—together! 💦
Arizona Water Company
Email: savewater@azwater.com
Phone: (602) 294-2479
Website: www.azwater.com
American Groundwater Trust
Email: sara@agwt.org
Website: agwt.org
Town of Pinetop - Lakeside
Email: talba@pinetoplakesideaz.gov
Phone: (928) 368-8696 ext. 240
Website: www.pinetoplakesideaz.gov
Navajo County
Email: rochelle.lacapa@navajocountyaz.gov
Phone: (928) 524-4113
Website: www.navajocountyaz.gov
City of Show Low
Email: gpayne@showlowaz.gov
Phone: (928) 532-4017
Website: www.showlowaz.gov





