WATER CONSERVATION
- 10 Quick Tips to Conserve Water
- Agricultural Water Conservation
- Average Daily Water Usage
- Be Water Wise at Home
- Being Water Smart Indoors
- Being Water-Wise Outdoors
- By 2070
- Conservation in the Home
- Defend Your Drains
- Easy Steps to Find and Fix Common Household Leaks
- Easy Water Saving Tips
- Fall Planting Tips
- Fixing Leaks Saves Water
- Handy Tips to Avoid Frozen Pipes This Winter
- Handy Tips to Conserve and Save Money This Summer
- How To Prevent Stormwater Pollution
- Install a High-Efficiency Toilet
- Let’s Tackle the Grease in This Kitchen
- Native Plant Sources
- Residential Fat, Oil and Grease…The No. 1 cause of sewer backups in homes!
- Save Water in the Yard This Summer
- Saving Water Saves Money
- Texas Lawn Watering Guide
- Top Water Smart Tips
- Water is Limited. Save Some Today!
- Welcome to Fall – Time to Get Ready for Winter
- What Not To Flush
- Winterizing Your Lawn’s Sprinkler System
UPCOMING MEETINGS
Monday, March 27, 2023 at 12:00 PM
Meeting Location:
Allen Boone Humphries Robinson LLP
3200 Southwest Freeway, Suite 2600
Houston, Texas 77027
The Board of Directors holds a public meeting at noon on the fourth Monday of each month at H2O Innovation, Inc., 2200 Sciaaca Road, Spring, Texas 77373.
Bag It, Don’t Blow It
Autumn means falling leaves, but don’t fall into the habit of putting them down the storm drain or along side the curb after raking. That could not only result in backed up water but can pollute our waterways.
Don’t Flood Us with Garbage
Soft drink cups, paper bags, burger wrappers and other trash can clog the storm drains and cause rainwater to back up into thet streets. So please, put them in the trash and not down the drain or on the ground.
What you can do to improve water quality in your neighborhood:
- Don’t over-fertilize your lawns.
- Clean up your dog poop.
- Mow high, mow often, and keep grass clippings on your lawn.