The Partnership will provide regionally-focused activities in four separate areas:

• Regional Conservation Programs – Water conservation information programs can be costly and consumers become confused hearing mixed messages. The Partnership combines resources and expertise to deliver consistent, cost-effective programs and messages. We also develop best management practices.
• Education – The Partnership is creating a regional clearinghouse on efficient water use and conservation technology.
• Contract Services – The Partnership provides fee-for-service functions that benefit water users and providers. Contract services include: seminars and workshops, water audits, rebate programs and water conservation program development.
• Advocacy – The Partnership provides a forum where views of business, government and the environmental community are incorporated into a common vision. We work with the region’s decision-makers to make that vision a reality.

The Partnership for Water Conservation is divided into three distinct and diverse communities called caucuses. Those caucuses are the:

• Environmental Caucus
• Utility/Local Government Caucus
• Business/Consumer/Ratepayer Caucus

When joining the Partnership, members declare their caucus affiliation. Each caucus nominates and elects 5 board members to the 15-member Board of Directors. Caucuses also nominate members to the Partnership’s Technical Advisory Group (TAG).