City of Dallas plumbing and irrigation experts are leading a special presentation on quick fixes for household plumbing leaks as well as some great hacks to help keep your water running and to help you conserve this valuable natural resource.
Fix a Leak Week happens the third week of March and is a chance for people all over the U.S. to take a closer look at the most common way water is wasted — leaks. The city of Dallas’ Water Conservation Division partners with the library on Earth Day Every Day; this year the library is providing the room, the Zoom and the technical staff while the city’s Environmental Quality and Sustainability program provides the content and the speakers.
Register at dallascityhall.com and select City Calendarfrom the Home Page or at Earth Day Every Day: Fixing Leaks at Home | Dallas Public Library (Register by 9 a.m. on 3/12 to get the virtual link.)
This program is free and open to the public online or on Thursday, March 13 from 11 a.m.-noon at the J. Erik Jonsson Library, 5th Floor Harmon Training Room, 1515 Young St. Parking is free in the library’s garage with the entrance located off Wood Street.
The Office of Environmental Quality and Sustainability is proud to partner with the Dallas Public Library for the Earth Day Every Day programs.