City of Grover Beach

DECLARES A STAGE 1 WATER SHORTAGE CONDITION

IN ACCORDANCE WITH CALIFORNIA WATER CODE SECTION 350 AND GROVER BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE SECTION 7234

On Monday, March 13, 2023, the Grover Beach City Council approved a reduction to Stage 1 Water Shortage condition.  This action assigns a voluntary 0-10% reduction for the City of Grover Beach residents and businesses.  The City of Grover Beach encourages you to continue water conservation efforts.

If you have any additional questions regarding the Stage 1 Declaration, please contact the Public Works Administrative office at (805) 473-4530. 

Water Conservation Programs

The City of Grover Beach continues to encourage our citizens to be good stewards of all of our natural resources.  The conservation tips provided in the links below, as well as the available City-sponsored programs will assist you and your family in reaching the required water conservation goals.

For More Water Conservation Tips

• Learn how to read a water meter (PDF) to better monitor your household’s use;
• Calculate How Much Water Do I Use and learn simple water and energy conservation tips;
• Visit the Save Our Water website;
• Read the list of 24 Ways You Can Do Your Part to Help Conserve Our Water (PDF);
• See the list of Water Conserving Fixtures and Appliances (PDF); or
• Check out the additional resources for conserving water.

Available City-sponsored Programs

The following programs are available through the City of Grover Beach to help you conserve water: Rebate Programs

• Cash for Grass Rebate Program Terms and Conditions (PDF) | Application (PDF)
• Smart Irrigation Controller and Sensor Rebate Program  Application (PDF)
• Toilet Fixtures, Showerheads, and Aerators Retrofit Rebate Program
  Terms and Conditions (PDF) | Application (PDF) | Post Installation Verification (PDF)
• Washing Machine Rebate Program Terms and Conditions (PDF) | Application (PDF)

Report Broken Sprinklers

Please help us to conserve water by identifying any broken sprinklers within the City.  Including City parks, landscaped medians, including overflowing or ponding water in streets from City irrigation systems, and even on private property.  Simply email our office at publicworks@groverbeach.org.  Every time you let us know about broken sprinklers or irrigation issues, you help save water from being wasted. If we all work together to conserve water, we can make a big difference in preserving this valuable natural resource. 

Contact Us

If you have any questions or need more information, please contact the Public Works Department at (805) 473-4530.