CONSERVATION REQUEST

Denton Water Utilities is asking residents to conserve water temporarily on Tuesday July 25th as we work to finalize repairs that took place on 7/13 to one of our Raw Waterlines. The scheduled repairs are anticipated to be completed by the end of the day. Once repairs have been completed we will notify the public that the temporary conservation request has been lifted. We do not anticipate more conservation requests resulting from this repair.

The following measures are requested to help alleviate the strain on the water supply until the issue is resolved:

  • Avoid washing cars, trucks, and boats at home.
  • Refrain from draining and refilling pools or filling new pools and/or ornamental fountains.
  • Utilize a broom instead of a hose to clear sidewalks, porches, and driveways of debris.
  • Please avoid watering lawn and landscaping. It is best practice to water landscape no more than twice a week to encourage deep root systems. We ask that residents water deeply Sunday the 23rd or Monday the 24th in order to avoid watering on Tuesday.

Efforts will be made to repair the leak and restore standard water supply as quickly as possible. Denton Water Utilities' dedicated crews will diligently work to resolve the situation. There will be no impact to water quality, and water will be available for all essential needs such as drinking, cooking and bathing. An update will be given by 5pm on Tuesday the 25th.

To learn more about the city's Drought Contingency Plan and additional water conservation measures, residents are encouraged to visit the official website at https://www.cityofdenton.com/390/Drought-Contingency-Water-Conservation-P.

Denton Water Utilities sincerely appreciates the cooperation of residents during this temporary water conservation request. By working together, we can effectively manage our precious water resources and ensure the well-being of our community.

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