Irrigation Schedule

Smarter watering begins with you

Homes with automatic sprinkler irrigation systems often use large volumes of water—about 40% more than homes without the systems. All that water can be harmful to healthy lawns and gardens.

Having a beautiful lawn and garden doesn’t mean you need to use a lot of water.

That’s why Aquarion worked with state and local officials to develop a mandatory, twice-weekly irrigation schedule in towns where outdoor water usage is especially high. Customers in those towns are now saving millions of gallons of water each year. Please help your community maintain its water-efficiency by following the mandatory schedule for your in-ground and above-ground sprinkler irrigation.

You may use drip irrigation, soaker hoses, and hand-held watering at any time.

woman holding irrigation controller near sprinkler
Connecticut
Connecticut Irrigation Schedule

See mandatory irrigation schedule details for customers in Darien, East Granby, Easton, Fairfield, Granby, Greenwich, Groton, Mystic, New Canaan, Newtown, Ridgefield, Simsbury, Stamford, Stonington, Trumbull, Weston, Westport, and Wilton, Connecticut.

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Massachusetts
Massachusetts Irrigation Schedule

See irrigation guidelines for customers in Dover, Millbury, and Plymouth, Massachusetts.

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New-Hampshire
New Hampshire Irrigation Schedule

See voluntary irrigation schedule for customers in Belmont, Bow, Carroll, Gilford, Hampton, North Hampton, and Rye, New Hampshire.

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Lawn & Garden Irrigation Tips

Landscapes can thrive on twice-weekly water or even less.

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