LCRA has a wide range of water conservation programs for different water uses within its river basin, from a land leveling cost-share program for farmers to a partnership program with municipal utilities to give out free toilets. Saving water helps everyone. Get more information on specific programs by following the links below and go to www.watersmart.org for water saving tips and videos.
LCRA has programs to replace inefficient toilets and showerheads in partnership with several of its retail water utility customers. Visit www.watersmart.org to learn more about the program and for a list of current and past customer participants. This program has been extended to commercial and institutional customers such as schools and hotels following an on-site water audit.
The HB 1437 Agricultural Water Conservation Program provides funds to LCRA's irrigation operations and grants to agriculture producers to implement agricultural water conservation projects. For more information on this program, visit the Water for Williamson County page
Watch videos offering tips to help Central Texans conserve water. Learn about the use of mulch,
native plants, efficient irrigation and more. Follow these simple tips to save precious water.
To help guide the use of water during periods of shortages, LCRA relies on a state-approved water management plan. Learn more. Read about current drought conditions.
Purchasing WaterSense labeled products can help you protect the environment and help you save money on utility bills. Learn more at www.epa.gov/watersense.
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