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Page 2 of 2 <br />The objective of our campaign was to communicate to Santa Ana residents that saving water <br />is easy and that their participation can make a difference. The message stressed how simple it <br />is to adopt effective water - saving habits, and that saving every day can easily become way of <br />life. <br />With the assistance of Straightline Communication, we took a strategic and integrated <br />approach to achieve our objectives. Our limited budget called for more creative tactics, such as <br />leveraging community partnerships and resources, as well as more efficient spending in order <br />to make the largest possible impact. Specific strategies were then established to reach three <br />primary targets: Santa Ana water residential customers, businesses, and school age children <br />and their families. <br />The "Every Drop Counts: Let's Not Waste It" campaign was highly successful in rallying the <br />community to do its part and save water. Santa Ana water customers reduced their usage by <br />17 %, exceeding our state - mandated target by 5 %. This is the most important metric we used <br />in evaluating the effectiveness of our campaign. <br />Residents learned ways to easily save water by modifying their everyday habits. These newly <br />acquired habits helped water customers avoid penalties and, in fact, saved them an average of <br />15% on their water bills in 2016. Since the statewide mandate and new water use restrictions <br />were established, no violation warnings have been sent by the City, which is a clear indication <br />that customers heard the campaign message and remained in compliance. Santa Ana rated <br />below the state average in residential gallons per capita and, with the exception of City of <br />Fountain Valley, we came in lower than all other water districts nearby. <br />We are proud to share this achievement with all of you, acknowledging that these types of <br />programs would not be possible without the support of the City Council. <br />20 Civic Center Plaza, M -21 • Santa Ana, CA 92702 <br />www.santa - ana.org <br />1 SH EPt6 <br />
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