Weekly Irrigation Guide and Newsletter

Our Board of Trustees voted unanimously to support two major local infrastructure improvement projects, including overhauling The Woodlands’ oldest wastewater treatment facility on Sawdust Rd. Please see the attached news release. https://t.co/gTzN1MGqaI

SERVICE ALERT: 7:51 PM - Crews repaired the broken 8-inch water line in the Larkwood neighborhood and service is restored. Affected customers are asked to run water to flush air pockets and minerals. Thank you for your patience this evening.

SERVICE ALERT: 4:53 PM - Crews are working to repair a broken 8-inch water line in Larkwood neighborhood. Repairs may require 4-6 hrs. Customers may experience low to no water pressure during repairs. Please run water after service is restored to flush air pockets and minerals. https://t.co/wnjAOw249B

Beginning Saturday, Lake Wedgewood will be lowered +/- 5 ft. for emergency repairs on the adjoining storm sewer system. Repairs will begin Monday and should take 1 week. Typical March precipitation will replenish the lake. Thanks for your patience as we maintain our water system. https://t.co/lcmZVI0szp

The Woodlands Water Agency (WWA) Board of Trustees approved the hiring of Erich Peterson, P.E. to replace James M. Stinson, P.E. as the agency’s next general manager. Please see the attached news release. https://t.co/du1ewkuDpx

SERVICE ALERT, 4:10 PM: @SJRA advises that repairs of a 12" water line will begin this evening near the intersection of Lake Front Circle and the I-45 feeder road. Please be alert to traffic conditions in the area. Affected customers will be notified. Thank you for your patience. https://t.co/8BfqWsYDE5

State-recommended flushing of our water lines is set to occur beginning 2/13 (8-10 weeks). Water quality is unaffected, but naturally occurring minerals, such as iron, may be temporarily seen in water. Please plan to flush lines. For more info, please call 855-426-7283 ext. 4.

The WaterSmart online portal by Woodlands Water links to your digital meter, allowing you to better understand and control your water use, and so much more. Click here to join 10K other customers: https://t.co/4WAqks67RW

John Geiger's guide to native water-saving plants: Wooly Stemodia. This silver, whitish, or greyish native is great for foliage... and then it blooms tiny lavender or white flowers! Grows 4-10" tall. Grows best in full sun, in well drained deep sand to acidic or calcareous soil. https://t.co/BzVyfFLbiN