Skip To Content
Twitter You Tube FacebookContact Us
Twitter You Tube FacebookContact Us
  • Get unplugged and stay active to save energy and improve health and well-being!
  • Try daylighting your home by turning off the lights and opening the blinds.
  • Try preparing “energy-free” meals and avoid using appliances when not necessary.
  • Utilize power strips and smart power strips to reduce the “vampire energy” phenomenon.
  • Hang dry clothing on a clothesline and wash clothes in cold water to save energy doing laundry.
  • When shopping for new appliances check “Energy Guide” labels and look for “Energy Star” rated products.
  • Save on energy bills by getting rebates back from DTE Energy and Consumers Energy.

Water Savings

Water use is tied to energy use.  Whether you’re taking a hot shower, or running the pool filter, being more conservative and efficient when it comes to water use can save energy.   Check out the water saving tips below, and for more tips check out Water Use it Wisely’s “100+ Ways to Conserve”

In the Kitchen
 
In the Bathroom
 
In the Laundry Room
 
In the Yard
 
A Community
Collaboration
A Community Collaboration
divider
Georgetown University Energy Prize
City of Farmington
Farmington Public Schools
Farmington Hills Sustainable