May 26, 2026 | Ask Our Experts
To support long-term water sustainability and align with updated Montana State University irrigation and turf management recommendations, Big Sky Water & Sewer District is implementing new irrigation practices focused on reducing peak summer demand and improving...
May 26, 2026 | Ask Our Experts
Outdoor irrigation is one of the largest drivers of summer water demand in Big Sky. As drought conditions continue and seasonal demand increases, the District encourages residents, HOAs, and property managers to explore water-wise landscaping and irrigation practices....
Mar 31, 2026 | Ask Our Experts
We already reuse water — now we’re planning how to do it even better. Big Sky already reuses treated water for irrigation and snowmaking. The next step is expanding and strengthening that system to support future needs while making the most of our water resources. A...
Feb 23, 2026 | Ask Our Experts
Toilets are designed for only three things: Pee. Poop. Toilet paper. Products labeled “flushable” often do not break down like toilet paper in the sewer system. Items such as wipes, paper towels, feminine hygiene products, dental floss, and cleaning cloths can clog...
Jan 29, 2026 | Ask Our Experts
A:Big Sky is one of very few communities in the United States that operates as a zero-discharge system, meaning none of its treated wastewater is released into a river, stream, or surface water body. Instead, 100% of treated wastewater is reused for irrigation or...
Nov 24, 2025 | Ask Our Experts
Winter brings big changes to how our system operates. Throughout the summer, our team focuses on delivering beneficial reuse water to irrigate local golf courses and lawns, and to supply reclaimed water to ski resorts for snowmaking. These efforts help create the...
