Participants are asked to water only every three days.

If your house number ends in 00-15, you can water June 19 and every three days following. If the house number ends in 16-21 water June 20 and if it’s 33-99 June 21.

Other water-saving tips include: water in the morning to reduce loss from evaporation; plant the right plant in the right place for efficient watering; repair leaky hoses and faucets; and improve your soil so it retains water better.

Washington has placed almost half the state under a drought emergency primarily because of low snowpack.

Call the city at 360-403-3526 if you have any questions

Also, there are a few things you can do to protect your home and neighborhood from wildfire.

First, clear combustible debris from around the house. That includes dry grass and brush, stacks of firewood and debris. Also, make sure your eaves and vent openings are properly screened and maintained. Finally, properly dispose of used fireworks, hot embers, ash or cigarettes.