Thank you to everyone who participated in Fix a Leak Week 2026! ¡Gracias a las personas que participaron en la Semana de Repare una Fuga de 2026! #FixALeakWeek #WaterConservation

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Most leaks are often easy to fix, require only a few tools & can pay for themselves in water savings. #FixALeakWeek | #WaterMatters | #DWMCares | ow.ly/jz6650YrlxG

#DYK - Aging septic systems can pose a big risk to our water quality? Leaks allow harmful contaminants to leak into our precious #groundwater. ❓ How can you help? Be proactive! Schedule regular inspections and pumpings every 1-3 years. ➡️ azdeq.gov/septicsmart #FixaLeakWeek

Common leaks found in homes are worn toilet flappers, dripping faucets & leaking valves. #FixALeakWeek | #WaterMatters | #DWMCares | ow.ly/8pIO50Yrlvg

#FixALeakWeek: The Dedham-Westwood Water District sometimes has leaks to fix, too! The District uses several means and methods to detect leaks within its water system, some examples include: • Hydrant Sensors: Sensors are permanently affixed to fire hydrants. They work by sensing vibrations in the underground pipe network at night, when water consumption is at its lowest. The District uploads device data monthly to an AI platform that automatically compares vibrations across multiple locations to pinpoint suspected leak locations. • Leak Detection: Annually, the District hires a leak detection contractor to conduct a survey of the entire water system. The contractor uses specialized acoustic listening devices on fire hydrants and water main valves to detect potential leaks that may not be visible. • Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) System: A SCADA system is utilized at both our water treatment plants to provide real-time, centralized monitoring and automated control of processes like filtration, chemical dosing, storage tank levels, and pumping rates. This information can be used to monitor sudden events such as changes in pressure, flow, or tank levels, which can be indicative of a leak. • District Field Staff, Residents, and Commuters: Are our eyes and ears on the ground. If you see water bubbling up on the ground, please notify the District by calling 781-329-7090.

Fix a Leak Week tips! A leaky faucet can waste more than 3,000 gallons per year, the equivalent of more than 180 showers! Take a few minutes to look around your house for loose or worn fittings. If you’re unsure, it’s a good idea to hire a professional to check for you! #FixaLeakWeek #WaterTips #LeakDetection #SaveWater

10% of homes have leaks waste 90 gallons or more of water per day. #FixALeakWeek | #WaterMatters | #DWMCares | ow.ly/mBb050YrlsX

💧Continuing with #FixALeakWeek, let’s take a look at another common source of household leaks: irrigation! A poorly maintained irrigation system can waste up to 25,000 gallons of water per year! 😲Everyone loves to keep their landscape 🌺🌼 healthy and green, but fixing these 3️⃣ common mistakes while programming irrigation controllers can help prevent wasted water. Learn more at 🔗 apps.saws.org/leak/

DEP crews work around the clock ⏰ to keep NYC flowing. Our Leak Detection Team works the overnight shift when most NYers are fast asleep😴, hunting for small leaks💧 before they become BIG problems. #NYToughest💪 #FixALeakWeek

The average household's leaks can be nearly 10,000 gallons of water wasted each year. #FixALeakWeek | #WaterMatters | #DWMCares | ow.ly/2a2050YrkaF

🚰The CPUC’s Water Division values protecting our water systems. For Fix a Leak Week, March 16-22, we are helping to spread awareness about the importance of fixing household leaks to conserve water. Leaks can waste up to 1 trillion gallons of water annually. 💧🚿Ways that you can make a difference at home, include: ✅Replace worn-out rubber toilet flappers ✅Tighten the connection between the showerhead and pipe stem ✅Use plumber’s tape when connecting pipes while doing plumbing work ✅Replace old gaskets and washers on faucets ✅Check for irrigation and garden hose leaks outside 💧🪣To conserve water, you can do simple things, like: ✅Take a 5-minute shower instead of a bath ✅Invest in high efficiency toilets ✅Turn the faucet off while brushing teeth or shaving to save water ✅Recycle indoor water for outdoor landscape irrigation ✅Replace outdated fixtures with WaterSense labeled products ✅ Make sure that you have turned off a facet after use 🔗For more water conservation tips: bit.ly/4duHhsL #Water #Utility #California #FixALeakWeek

It's #FixALeakWeek! Visit our TecH2O Learning Center to pick up a free toilet tab, low-flow showerhead and an aerator. Take a look at this video to learn how you can spot leaks in your home and click the link to learn more. bit.ly/2ETMeeP

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Fix a Leak Week tip! Is your showerhead leaking? Just 10 drips per minute can add up to more than 500 gallons per year of water wasted! Doublecheck your showerhead to save! #FixaLeakWeek #WaterTips #LeakDetection #SaveWater

Save 💰 & 💦 by adding a faucet aerator to your sink! For more tips to save water AND money visit nyc.gov/dep! #FixALeakWeek

You can find and fix leaks inside and outside your home to save valuable water and money all year long. #FixALeakWeek | #WaterMatters | #DWMCares | ow.ly/LXjM50Yrk6W

Every drop counts. 💦 Join the thousands of other Woodlanders and click the link below and sign up to join our Water Smart program! 🔗 woodlandswater.org/watersmar… Check out more about #fixaleakweek link below 👇 🔗 epa.gov/watersense/fix-leak-…

Got a leaking problem? You could be contributing to the 10,000 gallons of water wasted annually due to household leaks. This week is the perfect time to #FixALeak! 🔧💦 bit.ly/3x4MrIZ #FixALeakWeek #WaterConservation #Water #WaterUse

A small leak can add up to a big utility bill! A leaky opening of only half the size of a pencil eraser can cost up to $20 per day. Learn how to track down household water leaks: winnipeg.info/40z59UE #FixALeakWeek