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Dallas-Fort Worth Area Watering Restriction Resources

The following table lists Dallas-Fort Worth area cities with a population over 40,000, listed alphabetically, along with each city's 2024 population estimate and a link to its official page describing current outdoor watering and irrigation restrictions.
City
Population (2024 est.)
Watering Restrictions Page
Allen
111,620
Arlington
398,431
Bedford
48,370
Burleson
55,220
Carrollton
132,918
Cedar Hill
48,411
Celina
43,317
Coppell
41,404
Dallas
1,302,868
DeSoto
55,740
Denton
158,349
Euless
59,686
Flower Mound
79,445
Fort Worth
978,468
Frisco
225,007
Garland
243,470
Grand Prairie
202,134
Grapevine
50,928
Haltom City
45,290
Irving
254,373
Keller
46,316
Lancaster
40,215
Lewisville
133,553
Little Elm
58,496
Mansfield
78,542
McKinney
213,509
Mesquite
147,317
Midlothian
41,352
North Richland Hills
70,658
Plano
290,190
Richardson
117,435
Rockwall
52,918
Rowlett
66,813
The Colony
45,471
Waxahachie
47,201

Notes

  • Population figures are based on the most recent U.S. Census Bureau estimates available at the time this document was prepared and will shift with future estimates.
  • Many of these cities purchase water from the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD), so their base schedules often move together, though each city enforces its own ordinance. Others draw from Dallas Water Utilities, Tarrant Regional Water District, or Upper Trinity Regional Water District, and their schedules can diverge accordingly.
  • Schedules by address (odd or even) and time-of-day restrictions change periodically with drought stage declarations, so the linked pages should be treated as the authoritative source for current terms.
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