Water Conservation & Restrictions

• Drought Contingency Plan & Water Conservation Stages
• Consumption Calculation & Data Log Request
• Brazos River Drought Information 
• Drought Related Resources
• Water Saving Ways
• What's the Value of Water?
• Kids Corner for Conservation

Stage 1 - Voluntary Water Conservation Currently in Effect

At all times when mandatory conservation requirements are not in effect, Users are requested to voluntarily limit the use of water for non-essential purposes and to practice water conservation by limiting landscape irrigation use to not more than three times per week in accordance with the following voluntary watering schedule:

The goal of such voluntary measures is to increase public awareness of limited water resources and to voluntarily reduce water demands that would have occurred in the absence of any water conservation measures.

Water Conservation

The District diverts raw water from Lake Georgetown pursuant to a water supply agreement with the Brazos River Authority (BRA). The District will comply with and implement any applicable drought contingency requirements set forth in the water supply contract with BRA, or that may be implemented pursuant to BRA’s Drought Contingency Plan. District residents are encouraged to voluntarily limit their use of water for non-essential purposes and to practice water conservation. Brazos River Drought Information