Alerts

8/19/26   Stage 3 water restrictions for Zone 4

If your water account starts with 38 or 40 you live in Zone 4 of the water district. This zone is now under Stage 3 water restrictions no outside irrigation until further notice . Zone 3 has now been moved back to stage 2 watering restrictions.

Crews are responding to the water main break on Thomas Road. This may affect the pressure on Thomas Road from Alex dr to FM 51. 

Accounts beginning with 10 & 15 will be under Stage 3 water restrictions until further notice. These accounts are in Pressure Zone 2 mainly West of Farm to Market Rd 51.  This zone been has running in a defecit, for the past 6 days, due to more water being used in this area than the zone is engineered to supply.  This area needs time to recover before school begins next week .  

Update: August 10th

As of this morning Agnes tank is still struggling to maintain and fill due to the high demand in this area.  The tank is a little over a quarter of the way full.  Please continue to conserve water, and turn off irrigation systems. Stage 3 permits watering of foundations and trees for up to 2 hours a day by hand-held hose, soaker hose, or drip irrigation.  Also permitted is maintaining current pool levels with a hose not automatic fill valves.

The district appreciates the efforts made to conserve water for fire fighting and essential use (i.e. bathing, cooking, drinking)

The 6-inch water main on Goshen Road ruptured approx. 1 mile west of Springtown High School.  Crews are working to get it isolated in order to make the necessary repairs.  This will cause residents on Goshen Road from Magnolia west to Lavender Rd to experience no pressure as well as the side streets. 

Due to the scarle of the initial report from the crew lead a boil water notice has been issued for the following roads:

• 1950 to 2841 Goshen Rd
• Elliot Ln
• Springwood Ranch Lp
• Magnolia

Walnut Creek SUD will be moving to stage 2 watering restrictions at 6:00 pm this evening 7/14/26.

Stage 2 restrictions are as follows:

Even addresses may water on Tuesdays from 6:00am to 10:00am or from 6:00pm to 10:00pm 

Odd addresses may water on Thursdays from 6:00am to 10:00am or from 6:00pm to 10:00pm

Please note that it only takes approx. 1 inch of water once a week to keep a yard alive in Texas

      All WaterUsers
 Limit landscape watering with sprinklers or irrigation systems at each service address to once
every seven days. Outdoor watering schedule to be determined by theGeneral Manager.( see above)
Exceptions:
o Foundations may be watered up to two hours on any day by hand-held hose; or using a soaker
hose or drip system placed within 24-inches of the foundation that does not produce a spray
of water above the ground.
o Newly installed shrubs (first year), and trees may be watered up to two hours on any day
by hand-held hose, drip irrigation or a soaker hose. Treewatering is limited to an area not to
exceed the drip line of a tree.

Once per week watering restrictions do not apply to locations using well water or treated
wastewater effluent for irrigation.

Thank you for your cooperation