Each year, the Consortium conducts several public outreach campaigns that focus on conservation, source water protection and emergency preparedness.
The Consortium conducts two conservation-focused campaigns - the indoor campaign that highlights simple actions we all can take to use water wisely in our homes, and the outdoor campaign which occurs in the summer and focuses on how to use water efficiently on our landscapes and other outdoor activities when our water supplies are at their lowest.
This year, the Consortium is partnering with Clean Rivers Coalition on a year-long television source water protection television campaign which started July 2019 and runs through June 2020. The "Clean Water. It's Our Future" campaign highlights seasonal tips that we all can take to protect our region's most precious resource - water!
The Consortium also runs a four-week emergency preparedness-focused campaign in September that focuses providing important information on how to store and treat water in case of an emergency.
You can also find the Consortium on social media throughout the year on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
Multilingual COVID-19 Campaign
Indoor television campaign with KATU (Channel 2) March 2020
- Ads: Ad1, Ad2
- AM Northwest: How to check your toilet for leaks
Emergency Preparedness
KPTV (channel 12)
Outdoor multimedia campaign with several television and radio partners (2020)
KATU - Channel 2
- Weekend Morning News: Drinking Water Week
- Outdoor Water Conservation :15 A
- Outdoor Water Conservation :15 B
- Outdoor Water Conservation :30 A
- Outdoor Water Conservation :30 B
- Waterwise Tip #1
- Waterwise Tip #2
- Waterwise Tip #3
KUNP - Univision
- Conservación del Agua Exteriores (:15)
- Conservación del Agua Exteriores (:30)
- Conservación del Agua Exteriores - 2 (:15)
- Conservación del Agua Exteriores - 2 (:30)
Digital advertising
Garden Time TV
"Clean Water. It's Our Future." Campaign
Children's Clean Water Festival
The Consortium co-sponsored the day-long Festival which was attended by more than 1,400 fourth graders on April 30, 2019 at Portland Community College's Sylvania Campus.