Water Resources - Water Conservation - City of Titusville Florida

CONSERVATION & YOU
The City of Titusville Water Resources Conservation Office is responsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing education and public relations programs relating to water conservation.

The Conservation Office is dedicated to educating Titusville water consumers on how to reduce pollution and conserve water. Through the services and programs it provides, the Conservation Office strives to increase awareness about the importance of water conservation and promote the efficient use of Florida's precious water resources.

SERVICES WE PROVIDE
Whether you need information on how to save water in your home or a speaker for a class, the Conservation Office is here for you. The Conservation Office has informational brochures, children's activity books, and conservation related items on a wide variety of conservation topics including water-saving tips for the home and yard, the hydrologic cycle, reclaimed water use, Florida Friendly landscaping, and stormwater/non-point source pollution.

We are available to make presentations to schools, civic groups, and homeowner associations and attend career days, science fairs, and conservation events. Tours of Titusville's water and wastewater facilities can be scheduled through the Conservation Office. Tours are usually scheduled Monday through Friday for groups of at least five people.

Florida native plant mural
outside of the Mourning Dove Water Treatment Plant

PROGRAMS AVAILABLE

Toilet Retrofit Rebate

The Toilet Retrofit Rebate Program encourages City of Titusville water customers to replace their high volume toilets with ultra low-flow (ULF) toilets. This program provides a $50 rebate for each ULF toilet installed in accordance with the program's guidelines. Rebates are given as a one-time credit to City of Titusville water services bills and are limited to 2 rebates per address.

The program is funded through the Water Resources Conservation Program and a conservation cost-sharing grant from the St. Johns River Water Management District. Rebates are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are available until the budgeted rebate funds are depleted. The number of rebates available each fiscal year is dependent upon the funding level for the program.

Showerhead Exchange

The Showerhead Exchange Program provides free new low-flow showerheads to Titusville water customers bringing in old (pre-1994) high-volume showerheads. Exchanges may be made year-round at the Mourning Dove Water Treatment Plant.