GPCD is defined as the total number of gallons of water used by the city divided by the population

Residential per Capita water use is a metric representing an individual’s share of a community’s average daily residential water needs.

The drought is upon us, blanketing the western United States. In our region, Folsom Lake – our primary water supply resource – has dropped to levels similar to the late 1970s. In 2021, Roseville declared a Stage 2 drought restriction, including watering day restrictions and a 20 percent reduction citywide.

Measure shows miles surveyed for leak detections from 2019 through 2023. Current measure card shows data for 2023.

GPCD is defined as the total number of gallons of water used by the city divided by the population.

The drought is upon us, blanketing the western United States. In our region, Folsom Lake – our primary water supply resource – has dropped to levels similar to the late 1970s. In 2021, Roseville declared a Stage 2 drought restriction, including watering day restrictions and a 20 percent reduction citywide.

GPCD is defined as the total number of gallons of water used by the city divided by the population. GPCD: ((Monthly Production x Conversion Factor)/Population)/# of days

Residential per capita water use is a metric representing an individual’s share of a community’s average daily residential water needs.
R-GPCD: ((Monthly Production x % x Conversion Factor)/Population)/# of days
** The “%” is: (Residential Single and Multi-Family Domestic total/43560)/Monthly Production

Residential per capita water use is a metric representing an individual’s share of a community’s average daily residential water needs