Conservation

     

Conserve Water - Save the Planet

The After Hours Emergency Number
for the Water Department is (972) 771-7721


CURRENT WATERING RESTRICTIONS

  • Watering permitted up to 2 times per week, as needed
  • There are no assigned watering days
  • Do not water between 10am – 6pm

Rockwall residents are urged to follow these guidelines and remember that watering is not allowed between 10:00 am and 6:00 pm. This provides for the most efficient, cost-effective use of water purchased by customers. Use the Water My Yard program to better determine when and how much water to apply to your lawn.

The City of Rockwall appreciates the cooperation and sacrifices made to conserve water throughout the extreme periods of the drought.

 

DEAR REGISTERED TEXAS BOATER
What you can’t see can damage your boat and harm Texas lakes. Zebra mussels are an invasive species that produce millions of microscopic larvae that can hide in your boat. Adults reach 1 ½ inches and attach to your boat’s motor, hull and to other hard surfaces. Zebra mussels can seriously hamper your boat’s performance and are devastating to our native plants, fish and wildlife. They also threaten our water supply. Learn more about zebra mussels at www.TexasInvasives.org.


HELLO ZEBRA MUSSELS,
GOODBYE TEXAS LAKES

Thanks to the following Texas Parks and Wildlife campaign partners for helping spread the word, not the zebra mussels: North Texas Municipal Water District, Tarrant Regional Water District, Trinity River Authority, City of Dallas Water Utilities Department, Sabine River Authority, Canadian River Municipal Water Authority, San Jacinto River Authority, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, and Angelina and Neches River Authority.

 

Every Drop Counts

CURRENT LAKE LEVELS
Lake Ray Hubbard
Lake Lavon

 

OUR MISSION
We are committed as a city, to take a leadership role in the environmental stewardship, by promoting environmental awareness and global thinking. As a member of the committee, we are dedicated to promoting ecological sustainable action. We know as a city that sustainability reaches far beyond the walls of our city and we are dedicated to do our part.

OUR VISION
A community where all residential and commercial properties are maintained in a fashion that emphasizes an aesthetically pleasing city, that encourages community pride, preserves neighborhood integrity, protects the public health and well-being, and maintains property values.



CONTACTS
Rick Sherer
Water/Wastewater Mgr

Stacy Dean
Conservation Coordinator

 

Curtis McAden
Water Field Supervisor

 

Steve Clawson
Field Operations Supervisor