Water Conservation
Water conservation is critical to ensuring a sustainable future for residents and the environment. Recognizing water as a finite and essential resource, Irving actively promotes efficient water use through various initiatives and educational programs.
Initiatives and Programs
- Water Conservation Program: Designed to encourage residents to use water wisely, this program aims to maintain long-term water availability and prevent waste.
- Water Conservation Outreach Program: Offered as a courtesy to all residents, homeowners' associations and civic groups, this program provides lectures and recommendations on water-saving practices. Residents can request a session online.
- Efficient Water Use Guidelines: The city provides resources to help residents eliminate water waste, including tips on adjusting water usage habits and fixing leaks.
Catch up on the latest news, features and media coverage about Irving’s water conservation efforts.
William Brewster Water, Wastewater Replacement Project Begins
The project is expected to last through August 2027. Work will begin Aug. 24 on William Brewster Drive, from State Highway (SH) 183 to W. Rochelle Road.
Esters Road Elevated Storage Tank Construction Reaches New Heights
The new elevated storage tank, located at 2601 Esters Road, will increase water storage capacity by 1 million gallons to support population growth in southwest Irving.
Water Restrictions in Effect Through Oct. 31
As warmer temperatures approach, the City of Irving reminds residents and businesses that the seasonal irrigation schedule are in effect April 1 through Oct. 31.
Irving’s 2024 Water Quality Report Available Online
In accordance with Congress’ 1996 amendment to the Safe Drinking Water Act, all water utilities, including the City of Irving Water Utilities Department, must provide an annual report on drinking water quality.
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