Denton lifts watering restrictions after water facility repair

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The City of Denton lifted Stage 1 watering restrictions on Aug. 23, 2026, returning to normal service levels after repairs were completed on a damaged basin at one of the city’s water treatment facilities.

The city had temporarily moved to Stage 1 of its Drought Contingency Plan on Aug. 19 as a precautionary measure to help manage water demand while the repair was underway.

“We would like to thank our residents and community partners for their patience and for their ongoing commitment to water conservation in Denton,” the city said.

What residents need to know

  • Restriction status: Stage 1 watering restrictions have been lifted.
  • Service level: The city has returned to normal service levels.
  • Reason for restrictions: The city moved to Stage 1 on Aug. 19 while a damaged basin at one of its water treatment facilities was being repaired.
  • Water conservation information: Details on water conservation, the city’s twice-a-week watering schedule and available resources are available at www.cityofdenton.com/water.
  • Drought plan information: Additional information about the city’s Drought Contingency Plan is available at www.cityofdenton.com/droughtplan.

The city’s next step for residents is to follow normal service guidance and use the posted conservation resources for watering schedules and drought plan information.

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