Save Water Texas Coalition
The Save Water Texas Coalition (SWTC) is made up of cities, water agencies, water professionals, community leaders, and educators who are dedicated to raising public awareness about the critical need for water conservation and water reuse measures in order to assure sustainability of our finite groundwater and surface water resources.
In order to fulfill its mission, the SWTC communicates its message through;
- Creative Campaigns;
- Advertising and Marketing;
- Educational Programs for elementary school kids; and
- Water Conservation programs
Creative Campaigns
Promoting public understanding and discourse through creative content
Advertising & Marketing
Communicating water issues through brochures, billing inserts, radio, television, video and more.
Educational Programs
Identifying the tools for public outreach programs for teachers and classroom materials for students in grades 2, 3, 4, and 7
Save Water Texas Coalition Partners
Platinum (Annual Sponsors)
Gold
ARCADIS
AECOM
Jones & Carter
McGrath & Company
Spring West MUD
HC MUD 24
Bammel UD
HCMUD 168
Clay Rd. MUD
HCMUD 120
HCMUD 6
HFBMUD 3
Emerald Forest
Mayde Creek MUD
NWHCMUD 29
HC MUD400
Castlewood MUD
Terranova West MUD
Klein PUD
Sander Engineering
Latest News and Updates
Following water topics that matter across Texas.
Climate is what you expect…weather is what you get!
Having come through a summer with record heat and less than normal rainfall, people are beginning to understand how this combination can stress our area water supply.
Save water and money outside the house
A typical American single-family home uses about 10,000 gallons of water a year for lawn irrigation. In the summer months, that demand can be as much as three times higher. The fact is that excessive irrigation not only increases water costs, but it drains our water supply sources...
Save water and money in the Kitchen and Laundry
Here’s where you’ll find some more thirsty appliances. Depending on how old these workhorses are, you might realize a significant savings in the long run -- in both water and energy usage -- if you replace them.
Save water and money, stop leaky faucets and toilets
Pay attention to your indoor water usage. That means check routinely for leaks...leaking faucets, leaking toilets, leaking appliances. Watch your water bill...suspect a leak if you have any sudden increase in usage without changing your usual patterns.
Don’t make me come over there…STOP WASTING WATER!
A single dripping faucet can waste more water in one day than a family member would need for drinking in a whole week!
Are you overwatering your yard?
During the summer months, more than 50 percent of our drinking water is used on landscapes and yards. Far too many people think they have to water every day or every other day to have a lush lawn.