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  LATEST NEWS

 
The City is currently in Stage 1 of the Drought Contingency Plan

 Stage 1 Water Restrictions.

Notice the watering time changes to summer watering starting April 1, 2013 - September 30, 2013

You may only water between 12:00AM (Midnight) on your watering days till 10:00AM, then you have to stop watering till 6:00PM (this is the hottest part of the day, so water evaporates into the atmosphere instead of soaking into the ground), you can start watering again at 6:00PM and water till 11:59PM.
 
Watering Days
If your house address ends in a:
0, 3, 4 or 9 - Mondays & Thursdays
1, 5 or 6 - Tuesdays & Fridays 
2, 7, or 8 - Wednesdays & Saturdays


 
Water Restrictions 
 New Landscape Watering Variance Form


 
The Water Utilities Department is responsible for managing the city’s water collection, water treatment, and wastewater removal.

The City of Lubbock has made plans for its residents to have water for the next 100 years by obtaining water supplies from different sources. The main source of water for the city is groundwater. This groundwater comes from two places, well fields in Roberts County and well fields in Bailey County. Also, the city is using Lake Alan Henry for some of it's water needs.

Along with getting our water from different sources, the city is also being proactive in educating the public about water awareness and water conservation. These things will enable the citizens of Lubbock to have water for years to come.
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