The City of Waco is taking proactive steps to protect its water resources and has implemented a number of programs to help reduce water usage. On July 13th, the second phase of the Waco water conservation plan was put into effect, when the lake was at 70.5% of its capacity. Now, 19 days later, Lake Waco is at 67.3%, a decrease of 3.2%.The City of Waco is committed to preserving its water resources and has implemented several programs to help reduce water consumption. Residents can take advantage of a free Water Conservation Kit that includes a low-flow showerhead, faucet aerators, and other items.
The city also offers rebates for replacing old toilets with high-efficiency models and for installing rainwater harvesting systems. In addition to these programs, the city also encourages residents to practice water conservation in their daily lives. Residents are encouraged to take shorter showers, turn off the tap when brushing their teeth, and use a broom instead of a hose to clean driveways and sidewalks. Residents can also install rain barrels or cisterns to collect rainwater for use in their gardens. By taking advantage of these programs and practicing water conservation in their daily lives, residents can help ensure that Waco's water resources remain healthy for years to come. The City of Waco is dedicated to preserving its water resources and has implemented several programs to help reduce water usage.
