Water Talk: Get to Know Your Sprinklers

Upper Trinity is a regional water district created by the Texas Legislature in 1989 for the benefit of cities and utilities in the Denton County area.  Its mandate is to develop regional plans for water services, and to provide both water and wastewater services on a wholesale basis to cities and utilities within its service area, including all of Denton County and portions of Dallas and Collin Counties.  Upper Trinity is a leader in public education regarding water conservation and water quality protection, and regularly conducts programs concerning drought tolerant landscape techniques, landscape practices and more efficient water use.

Upper Trinity Regional Water District

Join us as we discuss ways to keep your sprinklers running smooth and the most efficient watering practices.

Water Talks

Water Talks typically occur on select Wednesdays from 12 - 1 pm CST. Topics covered include lawn care basics, native plant selection, proper irrigation methods, how to make easy repairs on sprinkler systems, and more!

Are your sprinklers water wasters? Outdoor irrigation accounts for 50-70% of water use during the summer, much of which is wasted due to broken or worn-out equipment and wasteful watering practices. Learn how to check your sprinklers, make easy fixes, and learn the basics of sprinkler controllers and the best irrigation practices to ensure you’re watering effectively and not wasting.One attendee will also be drawn to receive a Water Talk Goodie Bag with a rain gauge, publications, native plant cards, and a sprinkler clamp tool!

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