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Know When to Water, When to Wait with WaterMyYard.org As the weather begins to warm and we prepare for spring and summer months, NTMWD reminds residents about efficient outdoor watering practices for healthy lawns. Beginning April 1 through October 31,... more
Our April edition of News Stream has an important message from Executive Director Tom Kula – you can depend on us now and year-round. We’ve also got the most recent updates regarding how we’ve adjusted operations to keep our workers... more
By Tom Kula, NTMWD Executive Director All of us at the North Texas Municipal Water District share your concerns about the new coronavirus and how it will impact our families and communities. We want you to know our team continues... more
Access to reliable, safe water is essential to everyday life. The certified water and wastewater operators who operate and manage our treatment plants and transmission / conveyance systems are a critical part of protecting public health. Those on the job... more
Yard waste and bulk pickup temporarily suspended and need to get rid of that waste? Our Solid Waste facilities are still open normal hours. Due to the shelter-in-place rules and to help keep our employees and their families healthy so... more
In response to the current public health crisis, and following State of Texas guidelines, NTMWD main offices in Wylie are closed to the public. The Thursday, March 26 Board of Directors Regular Meeting will be held beginning at 3:00 p.m.... more
WATER IS SAFE TO DRINK AND USE EVERYDAY We understand there are numerous questions about the current Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. First and foremost, the water we provide is safe and reliable to drink and use everyday. Our operators and lab... more
Dispose of Used Wipes Properly to Prevent Sewer Blockages With the recent increased use of disinfectant and cleaning wipes, as a regional provider of wastewater collection and treatment, we want to remind everyone that wipes clog everything. Wipes and cleaning... more
The March edition of News Stream has all the latest updates from around the District. We have reminders and resources available for our annual temporary change in disinfect process which began this week and ends March 30. We have information... more
Each year the Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board (TSSWCB), and the Association of Texas Soil and Water Conservation Districts (ATSWCD), recognizes and honors the individuals who dedicate themselves to the conservation of natural resources through the Texas Conservation... more