Lake Ray Roberts Environmental Preservation
Summary
Denton County is cutting outdoor watering to just once a week to keep our supply steady during the summer heat. Make sure to check your local schedule so you don't get hit with a surprise fine.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 16
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jan 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
Unknown.
Local residents and environmental conservationists.
Developers facing potential project delays or design changes.
Mentions & discussions (17)
New Braunfels moves to Stage 2 drought restrictions
Leander approves $20.8M contract for ‘linchpin’ water project
Edwards Aquifer Authority declares Stage 2 drought restrictions
Canyon Lake water levels rise significantly following heavy rains
Southwestern Travis County Groundwater Conservation District decreases drought stage
Pearland secures long-term water supply, applies for additional funding
New Braunfels moves down to Stage 1 drought restrictions
Cedar Park OKs next Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority fiscal year budget
Pflugerville returns to standard Stage 1 water conservation
Austin leaders eye water conservation measures for major projects as data center growth raises resource concerns
Lake Ralph Hall on track to increase water capacity in Prosper, Celina
PREVIEW: Pearland to consider updated water supply agreement
Studying the lakes: $1 million operations study begins on Lake Conroe, Lake Houston
Texas includes minimal data center info in state water plan, citing ‘limited data’
Celina officials consider additional landscaping requirements, watering restrictions
Commissioners Court - Jan 6, 2026
A local resident raised concerns about the environmental impact of road construction on a unique meadow area, requesting that the county use narrower road standards to protect the local ecology.
North Texas city limiting outdoor watering to once a week. Here's what to know.
North Texas city limiting outdoor watering to once a week. Here's what to know. WFAA
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