The demand management program considers all conservation existing resources provided by with the City of Coolidge and Arizona Water Company. These resources include city code for desert adapted plants, plumbing standard for new homes, high water use notifications, community event attendance and more. It will bring about two new efforts to help secure Coolidge’s water future: the Every Drop Counts public outreach campaign, and a partnership with Arizona Project WET to teach elementary school kids about water conservation. The goal of the Every Drop Counts campaign is to provide a hub on Facebook where residents and commercial water users can learn about where their water comes from in Coolidge, be inspired by conservation success stories throughout their neighborhood, and every month discover new ways to conserve water that they can adopt in their day-to-day lives. Through a passion of Mayor Jon Thompson, for the first time, local organization Arizona Project WET will be retained to help elementary schools in Coolidge teach our youngest residents about water in the desert and why conservation is important.

We hope that these two efforts, along with many more, will help everyone in the community, from our youngest to our oldest, know that in Coolidge, Every Drop Counts for a Stronger Tomorrow.