Westminster Drought Watch
We are leading by example in Westminster by voluntarily reducing water use across Westminster parks, facilities, and operations, and I am asking our community to join us.
Due to a historically dry winter and record low snowpack, Westminster will enact a voluntary Drought Watch beginning Wednesday, April 15 to protect Westminster’s water supply and avoid mandatory restrictions later.
This is the first step of our Westminster drought plan. While voluntary, we are asking Westminster residents and businesses to limit outdoor watering to 3 days per week and water only before 10AM or after 6PM.
How you can help:
- Limit watering to 3 days per week
- Water before 10 AM or after 6 PM
- Save money by checking for indoor leaks
- Stay informed about Westminster drought updates
- Register for Westminster conservation programs
Learn more: westy.news/drought ‼️
Don’t forget to submit your ideas here: Westminster Affordability Survey
About Obi Ezeadi
Obi Ezeadi is a first-generation American, first responder (EMT) and City Councilor who champions economic, democratic, and personal freedoms for all of Westminster. He was recently re-elected to Westminster City Council with a record-breaking vote total and is prioritizing affordability in this final term. In his first 4 years, Obi came in as an outsider and delivered:
Expanded open space and parks
Expanded housing options (condos, townhomes, housing people can afford)
Made water more affordable and secured clean water for generations
Increased Mental health support
First-ever gun violence proclamation
First-ever Collective Bargaining Agreements for Police
Enhanced Collective Bargaining Agreement for Fire
Led the establishment of free transport service for seniors & disabled residents
Drove police vacancies down from a region-worst 13% to an area-leading 1%
Cut car thefts by 50%
Invested to solve unhoused crisis
Elevated transparency and accountability with our residents