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northtexaswateriq.org

Know where your water comes from | North Texas – Know your water IQ

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What can i do? What’s your water iq? Water only as needed and operate irrigation systems in manual mode. Check with your local water provider for watering guidelines specific to your service area. September 10 @ 6:30 pm. Know where your water comes from. What can i do? What’s your water iq? Since 1951, it has been the mission of the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) to provide a high-quality potable water supply to meet the immediate and future needs of the region served. Currently,. The NTMWD...

hillcountryalliance.org

Water Conservation | Hill Country Alliance

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Water Catchment Areas (Watersheds). Land Stewardship and Conservation. Land Conservation and Stewardship. Local, Sustainable Agriculture. Low Impact & Sustainable Development. Economics of Sound Planning. Transmission Lines & Wind Farms. Hill Country GIS Viewer. HCA Board of Directors. In the Hill Country, cities and agriculture are the largest water users. Cities can promote conservation by locating and repairing infrastructure leaks, educating the public about conservation and promoting conservatio...

wateriq.org

Water IQ: Know Your Water

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Water IQ: Know your water. Know Your Texas Water. Search your local conservation information by zip code or water providers. Know Your Texas Water. Water IQ is a public awareness water conservation program to educate Texans about their water resources. The program can help deliver a clear, unified water conservation message to the state. Select Your Water Supplier or Organization. Enter your ZIP code. Or View list of Water Suppliers. Water IQ: Know Your Water (sm) 2013.

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Harris County MUD 71

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Sign Up for Email Alerts! Voluntary Water Use Restrictions. July 26, 2016. Voluntary Water Use restrictions are now in effect due to a mechanical problem with one of District’s 3 wells. A contractor is working on repairing the well and it should be back in service by the end of August 2016. Thank you for your cooperation and a follow-up E-Blast will be sent when work is completed and restrictions discontinued. In the summer, 50 80% of all water consumption is used outside and as much as half of. Harris C...

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Harris County MUD 71

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Sign Up for Email Alerts! Voluntary Water Use Restrictions. July 26, 2016. Voluntary Water Use restrictions are now in effect due to a mechanical problem with one of District’s 3 wells. A contractor is working on repairing the well and it should be back in service by the end of August 2016. Thank you for your cooperation and a follow-up E-Blast will be sent when work is completed and restrictions discontinued. In the summer, 50 80% of all water consumption is used outside and as much as half of. Harris C...

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About Water IQ | Water IQ: Know Your Water

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Water IQ: Know your water. Know Your Texas Water. Search your local conservation information by zip code or water providers. Water suppliers, utilities, cities, state agencies, school districts, and nonprofit groups are encouraged to participate in the Water IQ program. Communities can provide information about their local and regional water conservation efforts by exchanging links from their community Web site with the Water IQ Web site. Best of all, there is no cost to join. Get Started! During the Tex...

riograndewaterplan.org

RGRWPG: Links

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Skip navigation; go to content. Skip to footer/contact info. Why is this navigation list so long? Is there something wrong with this page? Agency and Authority Links. Rio Grande Regional Water Authority. Texas Water Development Board. Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. International Boundary and Water Commission. North American Development Bank. Border Environment Cooperation Commission. Texas Water Conservation Advisory Council. Reservoir Data for Texas (TWDB).

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RGRWPG: Regional Facts

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Rio Grande Regional Water Planning Group. Skip navigation; go to content. Skip to footer/contact info. Why is this navigation list so long? Is there something wrong with this page? Laredo, Brownsville, Harlingen, McAllen. Maverick, Webb, Zapata, Jim Hogg, Starr, Hidalgo, Willacy, Cameron. Total Water Use: 2000. 1,803,291 Acre-Feet. Projected Total Water Use: 2050. 1,737,924 Acre-Feet. Gulf Coast, Carrizo-Wilcox. The price of raw water has soared 400%. In the past few years. To south Texas agriculture.

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RGRWPG: Water Plan

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Skip navigation; go to content. Skip to footer/contact info. Why is this navigation list so long? Is there something wrong with this page? 2016 Regional Water Plan. The 2016 Rio Grande Regional Water Plan was prepared by the Rio Grande Regional Water Planning Group (Region M) and will be incorporated into the 2017 State Water Plan; water projects requiring state approval and/or funding must be included in the regional plan. The following downloads are in PDF format, requiring Adobe's free Acrobat Reader.

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RGRWPG: Organization

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Skip navigation; go to content. Skip to footer/contact info. Why is this navigation list so long? Is there something wrong with this page? Tomas Rodriguez, Chairman *. County Judge, Zapata. County Judge, Jim Hogg. Eagle Pass Water Works, Eagle Pass. Brownsville PUB, Brownsville. Donald K. McGhee, Secretary *. Hydro Systems, Inc., Harlingen. The Arroyo Colorado Watershed. AEC Engineering, LLC, Edinburg. Robert Pena, Jr. Texas Energy Consultants, Edinburg. Sonny Hinojosa, Vice Chairman *. Weslaco, TX 78596.