Water Conservation

Flushing fire hydrants is an essential part of a routine maintenance program necessary to ensure the integrity of the water system and provide high-quality water for our customers.  While it might seem like a waste of water, hydrants are flushed for several important reasons, one of which is a requirement by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.  See the infographic below for more information. 

 JCSUD has initiated a "Stage 1 Drought Watch" to protect our customers' health and welfare by conserving the available water supply. The Drought Watch aims to raise customer awareness for water conservation and reduce water use by five percent. To help conserve water and maximize the efficiency of the water that must be used, we have prepared this article with efficient conservation tips that you and your family can utilize at home to help make every drop count.