2025 Consumer Confidence Report

Each day, UTRWD operators test our drinking water to ensure the Regional Treated Water System meets or exceeds water quality standards. Because of this diligent practice, residents & businesses can rely on consistency in clean, high quality drinking water. The annual Consumer Confidence Report communicates these levels for transparency and continued trust in our daily operations. Check it out at https://utrwd.com/water-quality/

UTRWD Hosts Annual Conservation Kick-off

This month, UTRWD hosted its annual Conservation Coordinators' kick-off for member and customer cities, recapping conservation efforts from 2025 and presenting plans for 2026. Keep an eye out for new ways to participate – and make sure to sign up for a FREE irrigation check-up if you haven’t already.

Join Us for a FREE In-Person Class!

Does your irrigation system feel overwhelming or confusing? Join us for a FREE in-person class on all things irrigation on April 29th, May 6th or May 12th! Register for your preferred date & location.

Soil & Water Stewardship Week

Healthy soil is the foundation for clean water, thriving habitats, and productive working lands. During Soil and Water Stewardship Week in Texas (April 26–May 3), Upper Trinity Conservation Trust is highlighting this year’s theme, “Soil: Where it all Begins,” and the vital role soil plays in sustaining our natural resources. Conservation easements help landowners protect these landscapes—and their family heritage—for future generations. Learn how you can partner with and support the Trust.

Medicine Takeback Day

Flushing or tossing unwanted medicines can send harmful chemicals into local waterways, impacting aquatic life and water quality. Instead, safely dispose of them at a nearby drop-off location on Take Back Day, April 25, or year-round at participating police departments and pharmacies. Visit Defend Your Drains or the link below to find a convenient disposal site.

IN THE NEWS

Celina Considers New Water Conservation Regulations for 2026 (Community Impact)

New Mandatory Watering Schedule, Free Irrigation Checks (Town of Flower Mound)

Texas had one of its warmest, driest winters ever (KERA News)