Irrigation Restrictions

fall irrigation Irrigation restrictions apply to the use of

city water, well water, and reclaimed water

November 2, 2025 through March 8, 2026

Only Once A Week            No Watering Between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Fall & Winter Schedule

  • Odd-Numbered Residential Addresses: Saturday Only
  • Even-Numbered Residential Addresses: Sunday Only
  • All Commercial and Non-Residential Addresses: Tuesday Only

The irrigation schedule changes each fall and spring as we switch to/from
Eastern Standard Time and Daylight Saving Time

The purpose of irrigation is to supplement rainfall.
It should not be your yard's primary water source.


Check out the FAQs below and links listed on the left to learn more.

  1. How can I check to see if I have a leak in my home?
  2. How much water will I save if I change out my old toilet for a new high efficiency toilet?
  3. What is a faucet aerator?
  4. What is a rain sensor?
  5. Why should I use mulch?
  6. How often should I water my lawn?
  7. Do I have to follow the irrigation restrictions if I have reclaimed water?
  8. Are there special times I should water my lawn?
  9. Is watering my yard with a hose allowed under the irrigation restrictions?
  10. Can I pick another day to water if I missed my watering day?
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