Current News:
- Sad to have missed capturing all the recent rain? We have a special sale on 265-gallon rainwater tanks! Sale ends on June 20, 2025.
- Interested in removing grass from the devil’s strip (aka hell or parkway strip) in your yard? Check out our new landscape rebate for that special area!
- Memorial Day Weekend, May 24-26, 2025, is a Tax Exempt Weekend for all things deemed water saving! Read the Texas Comptroller’s site for more details.
- The Good Water Master Naturalist Chapter is holding their 3rd Annual public nature and environmental event, “From Balconies to Backyards: Coexisting in a Warmer, Drier Climate” on July 19, 2025. Details about this exciting event can be found HERE.
- Sign up for our new, bimonthly CORR Conservation Newsletter!
- Interested in having a free sprinkler check-up? Fill out this interest form to request an appointment.
Watering Rules are in Effect Year Round.
Year Round Water Use Standard Watering Schedule
Under the new Year Round Water Use Standards, Round Rock customers (including MUD residents) may water up to a maximum of two days per week based on the last digit of your house number. Watering is allowed before 10 a.m. or after 7 p.m. on your designated days.
| Property Address or House Number Ends in | Year Round Water Days | Stage 1 Water Days |
| 0 or 3 | Monday / Thursday | Monday / Thursday |
| 1, 5, or 9 | Wednesday / Saturday | Wednesday / Saturday |
| 2, 6 or 7 | Tuesday / Friday | Tuesday / Friday |
| 4 or 8 | Sunday / Thursday | Sunday / Thursday |
- Drip irrigation and soaker hoses are NOT EXEMPT from these rules.
- Hand-watering is allowed at any time, on any day.
Lake Levels for Round Rock's Main Sources of Water
Lakes Travis and Buchanan (LCRA)
Lakes Georgetown and Stillhouse Hollow (BRA)
Resources
Stop by the Utility Billing Office or the Utilities and Environmental Services Building for free water resources. Free items may include*:
- Dye tablets to check toilets for leaks
- Bathroom faucet aerators
- Plumber’s tape to fix leaking showerheads and faucets
- Rain gauges
- Garden hose timers
- Publications on rainwater collection, native landscaping, and irrigation system maintenance
- Plumber’s Handbook for easy plumbing repairs to make around the house
- Request to have a toilet leak detection kit mailed to you, free of charge
*Quantities are limited and selection does change periodically.
City Water Ordinances
Report Water Waste or Watering Violations
Water waste is always prohibited. To report water waste or watering violations, please click the button below or call 512-671-2872. All complaints are kept confidential.
- Water running down a street or other impervious surface
- Failure to repair a controllable leak on the property
- Watering with an automatic irrigation system or hose end sprinkler between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.
- Drought restriction violations*
- *Sports fields that are in use are exempt from restrictions for safety reasons (such as at schools, Old Settlers Park soccer, baseball, and softball fields, YMCA sports fields, and the Clay Madsen soccer fields).
- *Watering by hand, holding a garden hose, IS permitted at any time of day.
Water Conservation
3400 Sunrise Road
Round Rock, Texas 78665
Phone: 512-671-2872
Fax: 512-255-6911
Email: waterconservation@roundrocktexas.gov
Conservation Dashboard
The City of Round Rock launched an online dashboard that allows the community to see how their conservation efforts are contributing to regional water-saving goals and inform City leaders of whether more restrictions are required to meet those goals.
This initiative comes in response to the call from the City’s raw water providers, urging residents to reduce water consumption amidst ongoing dry conditions. The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA), which provides raw water from Lake Travis to the City of Round Rock and other nearby cities, has asked Round Rock to cut back water use by 10%-20% and implement mandatory water restrictions. Similarly, the Brazos River Authority enacted a Stage 2 Drought Warning for lakes Georgetown and Stillhouse Hollow in August 2023.
Round Rock water customers need to achieve at least a 10% reduction in overall usage from our peak demand of approximately 38 million gallons per day (MGD).
This means Round Rock’s daily water usage needs to drop below 34 MGD.
Round Rock water customers need to achieve at least a 10% reduction in average water usage of approximately 26.89 million gallons per day (MGD).
This means Round Rock’s daily water usage needs to drop below 24.17 MGD.
Current 7-day average
(in millions of gallons per day)
