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Littleton, CO – Government

03/22/2023

Littleton Mayor Kyle Schlachter is joining mayors across the country asking residents to make a long-term commitment to reduce pollution and manage water resources more wisely. In return, residents can win over $50,000 in eco-friendly prizes.This year students can make water conservation commitments that directly support their city’s standings.The annual campaign encourages residents, between April1-30, to commit to making small changes at www.MyWaterPledge.com to use water more efficiently, reduce pollution, and save energy.The program was started 10 years ago by a handful of mayors looking to engage their residents more deeply about water challenges in the United States.“The city council, staff, and I are committed to environmental sustainability, and recently reaffirmed this goal as one of our most important priorities,” said Mayor Schlachter. “All Coloradans have experienced the effects of drought in our state and water conservation is the most important thing we can do to mitigate the impact."Last year, residents from more than 2,000 cities in 50 states pledged to reduce their consumption of fresh water by over one billion gallons, reduce waste sent to landfills by 35 million pounds, and prevent nearly 100,000 pounds of hazardous waste from entering watersheds. The Challenge goes beyond short-term issues and looks at how water use affects the future — from managing coasts, lakes, and rivers; to reducing polluted runoff.To participate, go to www.MyWaterPledge.com and make online pledges to conserve water on behalf of Littleton. Cities with the highest percentage of residents who take the challenge in their population category get a chance to win $3,000 toward their home utility bills, and hundreds more eco-friendly prizes including Toro irrigation smart controllers, gift cards for Hobie Surf Shops, and more. In addition, one school from each winning city will receive 100 pairs of Zenni Remakes, eyeglasses that reduce damage to eyes from prolonged exposure to blue light. Each pair is made from recycled plastics equal to three discarded single-use water bottles.The National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation is presented by the Wyland Foundation, with support from the U.S EPA WaterSense, the Toro Company, Zenni Optical, and the National League of Cities. ... See MoreSee Less

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