College Station initiates Stage 1 water restrictions under city’s drought contingency plan

College Station initiates Stage 1 water restrictions under city’s drought contingency plan

Effective Tuesday, the City of College Station is initiating Stage 1 water restrictions under the city’s Drought Contingency and Water Emergency Plan. Current conditions require the restrictions to ensure public health and safety if water lines break, a large fire occurs, or equipment malfunctions. Continue reading College Station initiates Stage 1 water restrictions under city’s drought contingency plan

High-quality, inexpensive drinking water remains one of our most essential everyday resources

High-quality, inexpensive drinking water remains one of our most essential everyday resources

When you think about it, there’s nothing in your household that you pay less for that significantly impacts your quality of life more than tap water. As National Drinking Water Week ends, let’s be grateful our water is inexpensive and readily available at the touch of your tap – and not ever take that for granted. Continue reading High-quality, inexpensive drinking water remains one of our most essential everyday resources

What’s Up? Video: Nations discusses aquifers and how the city ensures an ample water supply

What’s Up? Video: Nations discusses aquifers and how the city ensures an ample water supply

In this episode of “What’s Up, College Station?” Marketing Coordinator Grace Hallowell and Water Resource Coordinator Jennifer Nations discuss Drinking Water Week, the new Rock Prairie Water Tower, and how College Station works to maintain an ample supply of clean water for residents and visitors. Continue reading What’s Up? Video: Nations discusses aquifers and how the city ensures an ample water supply