Drier weather means greater chances of wildfires erupting. Taking careful precautions can prevent disasters.

Each year when the weather turns cooler, grass and other plants often either slow their growth rate or stop growing altogether. During this period of “hibernation,” it’s important to reduce your outdoor water use, which is beneficial not just for conservation, but also in reducing your expenses.

​​​​​​​When preparing your Thanksgiving meal, you can avoid the headache and expense of clogged drain disasters by following a few simple suggestions – and you’ll be thankful you did.

Seasonal changes are underway, and one of the results is the turnover of water in Brazos basin reservoirs, which can also result in a peculiar odor. For more, click the photo.

General Manager/CEO Phil Ford addresses current and future projects as well as transitions in this Message from the General Manager.