St. Pete Residents Can Learn How to Save Water and Money with Free Conservation Programs
Feb. 11, 2026 – The City of St. Petersburg has scheduled a series of free water conservation webinars through June 2026, giving residents the opportunity to learn practical, effective ways to save water and create more sustainable home landscapes.
During a time of ongoing drought conditions, conserving water is more important now than ever. Led by knowledgeable presenters, the educational sessions cover topics ranging from rain barrels and rain gardens to efficient irrigation, drought-tolerant plants, and water-smart landscaping.
These interactive webinars are open to the public and designed for all experience levels. Registration is required to attend.
Free Educational Workshops Schedule
Getting to Know Your Sprinkler System
Intro to Micro Irrigation
Water Wise Living – Do’s, Don’ts. and How To’s
Rainwater Guardian
Wednesday, March 25, from 6-7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, April 29, from 6-7:30 p.m.
Saturday, June 6, from 9:30-11 a.m.
Transitioning to a More Natural Landscape
Drought Tolerant Plants for Local Landscapes
Every Drop Counts
Registration and additional information are available at www.stpete.org/WaterWorkshops.
Free Sprinkler System Evaluation
The City’s free Sensible Sprinkling Program, which helps residents and businesses improve the efficiency of their irrigation systems with the guidance of a local expert, is back for a limited time.
This free service is available to City water customers with operable, in-ground sprinkler systems using potable, reclaimed, or well water. Eligible customers will receive, at no charge:
A sprinkler system evaluation
Water efficiency report with site-specific recommendations
A diagram of the existing sprinkler layout
Free installation of a rain sensor
Personalized water conservation tips
More information and the program application are available at www.stpete.org/WaterPrograms.
More Resources
The City of St. Petersburg offers additional water-saving programs, rebates, resources, and more at www.stpete.org/WaterConservation. St. Pete residents can also explore other sustainable practices, like recycling, composting, and solar power, by visiting www.stpete.org/Sustainability.