Current Water Status: Stage 2 Conservation

What To Know About the Current Conservation Stage

New Braunfels Utilities works year-round to manage and protect the community’s water supply. Drought stages are used to help balance water availability with customer needs during periods of reduced rainfall or increased demand. This page provides the most up-to-date information on the current conservation stage and what it means for customers.

Conditions can change over time, and drought stages may be adjusted as water supply and usage patterns improve or decline.

What This Means for Customers

During Stage 2, customers are asked to take an active role in conserving water by following current guidelines and restrictions. This may include:

• Adhering to outdoor watering schedules and limitations
• Reducing discretionary water use when possible
• Being mindful of water use during peak demand hours
  

These measures are designed to reduce strain on the system while still allowing for essential water needs.

How You Can Help Conserve Water

Every effort helps. Customers can support water conservation by taking simple, effective steps such as:

• Adjusting irrigation systems to align with current watering guidelines
• Inspecting irrigation lines, faucets, and toilets for leaks
• Choosing water-efficient appliances and fixtures
• Practicing water-smart habits indoors and outdoors

Making small changes today can help preserve water resources for the entire community.

Learn More

For additional details about drought stages, water use guidelines, and conservation programs, explore the following resources:

• Water Conservation Programs
• Ways to Save Water