How Many Days Should I Water?

Depends on where you live - various cities in the Northeast portion of Upper Trinity's service area are experiencing drought, so it's important to check your city's website to check for any watering restrictions. You can also Find your Watering Schedule at the bottom of this page.

Best Tasting Water in Texas!

Upper Trinity is proud to be recognized by the Texas Water Utilities Association as having the Best Tasting Drinking Water in Texas! - The fourth time Upper Trinity has received this award at the state level.

This reflects the hard work and dedication of operators, engineers, and many others working behind the scenes to deliver safe, high-quality drinking water to the residents and businesses we serve every day. 

Water Quality Month

August is National Water Quality Month! We all live, work, and play in a watershed! Do you know your watershed address?  How are you helping protect water quality in our local lakes, the source of our drinking water? Check out this webpage to learn how you can do your part!

Free Lawn Care & Rainwater Harvesting Workshop

Texas A&M AgriLife will host a Healthy Lawns and Healthy Waters workshop on August 20th from 9 am to 1 pm at the Denton County Southwest Courthouse. The workshop will cover best practices for lawn care, including fertilization and irrigation, plus how to set up a rainwater harvesting system at your home.  Residents can also get their soil tested for free! For more information to register, visit the Healthy Lawns Healthy Water website.

Are Your Sprinklers Watering Concrete?

If your sprinklers are watering concrete or other hard surfaces, they’re wasting water! A new video by Upper Trinity, “How to Avoid Watering Hard Surfaces,” shows how to make this easy adjustment to keep water on your yard. Check out this and other new Drip Tips videos on YouTube by clicking on the button below.

IN THE NEWS

What is your water footprint? (TWRI)

How to keep your lawn and landscape alive through summer heat (TWRI)

Data center approvals in Texas halted until audits completed, Gov. Greg Abbott says (Texas Tribune)