Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Lake Arlington Garden this week. We’ll be taking a break from volunteer days until Sept 2, but you can still sign up for fall dates when they return at SaveArlingtonWater.com.

Looking to elevate your home landscape? Tune into Save Tarrant Water’s Smart Landscape Design online session on Tuesday, July 8, at 6 p.m. Sign up here: ow.ly/EP6J50Wh64Z

Many lawns have received enough rain to turn sprinklers OFF. There is also a chance of rain over the next few days before it warms up for the weekend. Use sprinklers later in the week if your soil is dry. Sign up for your watering advice @ waterisawesome.com

In case you missed it, Arlington Water Utilites celebrated One Year-To-Go before the FIFA World Cup at the Lake Arlington Cleanup. As key partners, Arlington Water helped organize and support cleanup efforts at the Enchanted Bay location. Read more: ow.ly/kmct50WjlEc

Looking for a fun summer activity? Check out the Arlington Seed Library! The Seed Library is a free, community-powered resource that gives you access to a wide variety of seeds, no library card required! For more information, visit ow.ly/ITcF50WjlOn.

It’s officially summer! Just a friendly reminder to run your automatic sprinklers only before 10 a.m. or after 6 p.m. Watering during the cooler parts of the day helps reduce evaporation and conserve water. For weekly watering advice, visit waterisawesome.com.

Interested in learning about Arlington’s water story? Apply to the Arlington Water Utilities University Fall 2025 session today at ow.ly/GV4f50WjlTn.

The Edible Landscaping class is just one week away! Don’t miss the opportunity to learn how to create a lush landscape that can be consumed. Space is limited, reserve your spot today! Register here: ow.ly/E7Np50WjlVz.

July is #SmartIrrigationMonth! Switching to WaterSense labeled spray sprinkler equipment is a no-brainer when trying to keep your landscape green and water use low. Visit, epa.gov/watersense/spr… for more information.

Do your sprinklers need a check-up? Arlington Water Utilities and Tarrant Regional Water District are offering free sprinkler evaluations for Arlington residents. Evaluations are on a first-come, first-served basis. Sign up and learn more at SaveArlingtonWater.com.

Arlington Water works around the clock to certify that high standards are met when treating water. From the lakes to your tap, you can count on us to properly treat your water every day. Check out the 2024 Arlington Water Quality Report: arlingtontx.gov/waterccr.

Join Save Tarrant Water online on Thursday, July 24 at 6 p.m. to discover the 50 best native plants that thrive in North Texas landscapes. Register here: ow.ly/FTgR50Wn9I4.

Arlington Works is a new series of public Town Hall meetings hosted by Mayor Jim Ross, giving residents a look at how the City is working to improve infrastructure, public safety, and quality-of-life amenities. Residents are invited to attend. Read: ow.ly/ZYR650Wna1K.

Have you heard the news? We've combined our Conservation Updates and Tips and Tools for Saving on Your Bill newsletters to put all your water-related updates in one place! Sign up for the new Arlington Water Utilities Connection monthly newsletter at ow.ly/16oZ50WqN9u.

We’re hiring! Arlington Water Utilities is looking for entry-level to experienced professionals to join our team. Explore current job openings and apply here: ArlingtonTX.gov/jobs.

Did you know? Half of all indoor water use happens in the bathroom, making it one of the most wasteful areas in your home? Take your bathroom from wasteful to waste-free with theses eco-friendly tips from Take Care Of Texas: ow.ly/lYFI50Wn9ri.

It has been a week since our last rainfall and lawns can use some help from sprinklers. However, not every lawn needs the same amount. Follow your advice and schedule the sprinkler controller to "cycle and soak". Sign up for your watering advice @ waterisawesome.com

The deadline to apply for Arlington Water Utilities University is approaching! This 5-week citizens academy offers guided tours, interactive actives, and the opportunity to meet water department leadership and frontline staff. Apply here: ow.ly/8IxZ50WqEQ9.

July is Lake Appreciation Month. Lake Arlington plays a key part in Arlington’s Water Story as one of four reservoirs that supply clean, reliable water to our community. Read more about Arlington’s Water Story here: arlingtontx.gov/waterccr.

Arlington Water Utilities crews routinely perform fire hydrant flushing to improve water quality and ensure the freshest, highest-quality water reaches your home. To learn more about this process, visit ow.ly/hawJ50WtmKn.