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UTRWD Provides an Update on Operations, Conservation and Watershed Protection Activities.

“Water My Yard” Expands to New Areas

A new weather station was recently installed in Celina, expanding the coverage areas in northern Denton and Collin counties. Make sure you’ve signed up to receive free weekly lawn watering recommendations – – saving water and money! Sign up at WaterMyYard.org.

Want to save water and keep your yard healthy? Check out Upper Trinity’s exciting new video, “Save Water with Water My Yard”! Discover how local weather stations power smart watering recommendations – – delivered in easy-to-follow minutes of runtime.

Flower Mound “Gives a Drip” — Do You?

Check out this fun new water conservation music video! – The talented Town of Flower Mound staff put their creativity together to invite you to ‘Give a Drip’ about water conservation. Especially now, don’t forget about the critical need to water two days or less in our hottest month! After watching, don’t forget to Pledge to Give a Drip for a chance to win prizes!

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 these easy tips to learn how you can do your part!

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Doe Branch Water Reclamation Plant Wins 2024 Award

The Doe Branch Water Reclamation Plant is undergoing an expansion to increase the wastewater treatment capacity from 4 million-gallons-per-day (MGD) to 12 MGD in this fast-growing area of northern Denton County. This project won the Water Environment Association of Texas (WEAT) North Texas Section’s 2024 Project of The Year Award for detailed planning, ingenuity and teamwork. Congrats to the UTRWD staff and consultants for their hard work in the planning and design for this expansion project!