PINELLAS COUNTY WATERING DAYS

Pinellas County has specific watering days for both fresh water (potable) and reclaimed water for unincorporated residents. Since over 70% of the world’s fresh water goes toward irrigation, Pinellas county has developed a schedule and some basic rules for residents to help save water. The watering days depend on the source of your water (reclaimed, well, lake or pond) and your address.

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Potable water, by definition is water used for drinking or food preparation. For irrigation purposes it also refers to water from wells, ponds or lakes. Below is the watering days chart for Pinellas County Potable Water for unincorporated residents. This means the residents that receive water bill from Pinellas County Utilities customers only. Pinellas residents that live in Belleair Clearwater, Dunedin, Gulfport, Oldsmar, Pinellas Park, Safety Harbor, South Pasadena, St. Petersburg, Tarpon Springs may receive water from that city.

Below is the watering days chart for North Pinellas County Reclaimed Water. This applies to residents who live in North Pinellas and have a reclaimed water hook up for the the irrigation of their lawns.