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   Does Santa Fe County utilities provide water and wastewater services?

   • Santa Fe County Utilities provides water and wastewater services to various areas beyond the City limits. If you would like to inquire about our services, please call or come by. We look forward to serving you. Pay online through our payment portal.

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   Where does Santa Fe water come from?

   • That’s where some of Santa Fe’s water comes from, diverted through pipes, across the border and, eventually, winding up in the Rio Grande. Water in the tributaries of the Colorado River Basin travels up to 28 miles, through a series of tunnels before reaching the Azotea Outlet, where it flows down Willow Creek into Heron Reservoir.

   Where Will the Water Come From? | | Santa Fe Reporter

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   Why should you save water in Santa Fe County?

   • In most parts of Santa Fe County, the groundwater aquifers were filled thousands of years ago; the drop we use today is not likely to be replenished. Saving water also saves you money! Regardless if your water source is a well or a utility, using less water means more money in your pocket!

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   Who manages stormwater in Santa Fe County?

   • In Santa Fe County, stormwater management is distributed across the Public Works Department, Growth Management Department, and Sustainability Office. The Public Works Department’s MS4 responsibilities include management of stormwater on County roads, facilities, solid waste convenience centers, and construction sites.

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   Santa Fe County Utilities provides water and wastewater services to various areas beyond the City limits. Find out how to pay your bill, start or stop service, access bulk water, and more.

3. www.sfreporter.com › news › 2022/05/18Where Will the Water Come From? | | Santa Fe Reporter

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   May 18, 2022 · The City’s Water Division estimates the cost of the pipeline project, which currently sits at $35 million, could go up as the cost of materials increases with inflation. Cochiti Gov. Phillip Quintana stands over a pipe that should be flowing with water into the Santa Fe River.

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   Santa Fe County Utilities Physical Address 424 NM 599 Frontage Road Santa Fe, NM 87507 Mailing Address P.O. Box 276 Santa Fe, NM 87504 (505) 992-9870 (505) 629-4631 (after hours emergency) sfcutil@santafecountynm.gov; Office Hours Monday Through Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed on weekends and County Holidays ©

5. www.santafenewmexican.com › news › local_newsSanta Fe County says water supplies will last but buys more ...

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   Mar 20, 2024 · Official projects the county could buy 680 acre-feet of water rights by 2040, or about a 29% increase in its existing rights.