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Community Water Conservation Survey

The Okanagan is facing serious drought, which is impacting water supplies in the region. Conservation is necessary in Osoyoos to help ensure sufficient water is available for drinking, sustaining food growth and emergency services.

As part of these efforts, outdoor watering has recently been reduced from two days per week to one day per week. The Town would like to better understand how the community is adapting and hear your ideas about how the community can work together to further reduce water use.

Your feedback will help inform future conservation initiatives, education programs, and water management decisions.
1.Are you a resident, visitor or business?
2.What type of property do you live in?
3.How concerned are you about the current drought's impact on the water supply?
4.Prior to this survey, were you aware that outdoor watering has been reduced from two days per week to one day per week?
5.Where did you receive information about the increased water conservation measures? (select all that apply)
6.Which of the following actions do you plan to take in response to the water situation? (select all that apply)
7.What additional actions would you be willing to take to reduce water use? (select all that apply)
8.If possible, what programs would most help your household reduce water use? (select up to three)
9.What additional steps do you think residents, businesses, and the Town could take to reduce water use during the current situation?