Due to the forecasted Winter Storm Warning and expected icy road conditions, Woodlands Water offices will be closed Tuesday, January 21. We will plan to reopen at noon on Wednesday, January 22. Please stay warm and safe as this storm passes. Click here for tips on protecting your home and landscape.

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October 2023

Winter Sewer Averaging

Winter Sewer Averaging

Article Source: Woodlands Water The key to controlling your sewer costs all year long. by John Geiger Woodlands Water rates are amongst the lowest in the region. But that still doesn’t mean we enjoy paying the bill. Fortunately, there’s a simple way to lower your monthly bill now AND throughout the following year. It’s called “Winter

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What is the GRP and How Does it Affect Your Water Bill?

Article Source: Woodlands Water Woodlands Community Magazine Article – October 2023 Did you know it takes thousands of years for rainwater to replenish many of the water wells in The Woodlands? In fact, the water you’re drinking now could’ve been enjoyed by mammoths and giant sloths. The exceedingly slow “recharge rate” makes our groundwater supplies

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San Jacinto River Authority approves 2023-24 wholesale water rates

Article Source: Community IMPACT By Vanessa Holt Groundwater and surface water rates for Groundwater Reduction Plan customers will see no increase in the 2023-24 fiscal year, according to the San Jacinto River Authority. At an Aug. 24 meeting, the SJRA’s board of directors approved the 2023-24 operating budget and rates for GRP customers. The wholesale water rates apply

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The Woodlands-area governmental agencies eye long-term effects of drought

Article Source: Community IMPACT By Vanessa Holt For the second summer in a row, drought levels in Montgomery County reached the highest category measured by the Texas Drought Monitor, resulting in several governmental agencies evaluating policy changes relating to water usage. Chief Operating Officer Chris Nunes said The Woodlands Township has seen an increase in watering

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Where do those weeds come from and how do we control them?

Where do those weeds come from and how do we control them?

By Bob Dailey Every winter and early spring along the Upper Gulf Coast, weeds begin appearing in even the best-maintained lawns. Chickweed, henbit, burweed, dandelion and other weeds, carried in by the wind, by birds, or merely lying in the soil for years until sprouting, begin their annual blight across our landscapes. Whatever way they

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