water restrictions

In a few days, 2022 will likely take the record for the driest start to the year in Lubbock's history. Will this trend continue? Here's what the data shows.

The City of Lubbock's spring and summer irrigation restrictions will go into effect on Wednesday, April 1st and continue through September 30th.

The City of Lubbock will once again begin annual water conservation efforts in April with the summer months fast approaching.

Following weeks of rain in Lubbock, the City has announced the rollback of stage 2 water restrictions to stage 1. The change will take effect on October 1, 2014.

The Texas Groundwater Association will hold its annual meeting in Lubbock this week. The water volume numbers for this most recent year are not yet available but in 2012 the underground water table in the South Plains dropped almost two feet on average...

A water main break continues to cause citizens of Tahoka to boil their water before drinking it. After the Tahoka ISD cancelled classes yesterday because of the boil water notice, school officials say all Tahoka schools will be open Friday...

Water restriction go into effect today for the City of Lubbock.

Due to the increased water supply now available, Stage 2 drought restrictions will be reduced to Stage 1 drought restrictions beginning on August 20th.

Pavilions have already been built in Cooke, Duran, Lopez, Reagan, Ribble, Simmons, Sims, Strong, and Underwood Parks.

The drought across Lubbock and West Texas is continuing and right now the City of Lubbock has enacted Stage 2 of the city's Drought Contingency Plan. Here's what you can expect if the city moves to Stage 3 later this year.