Water restrictions in San Angelo, TX — also called the watering schedule, outdoor irrigation rules, or drought ordinance — set which days and hours you can run sprinklers or irrigation.
San Angelo assigns landscape watering days by drought level. Standard Conservation allows watering twice per seven days in the growing season, never noon–6 p.m.; deeper drought levels cut to once weekly or ban outdoor watering entirely.
San Angelo depends on reservoirs (O.C. Fisher, Twin Buttes, and O.H. Ivie) in a semi-arid climate, so its Water Conservation and Drought Contingency Plan sets watering rules by supply level. Under Standard Conservation (more than 24 months of supply), landscape watering is limited to twice per seven days during the April 1–October 31 growing season, once per seven days November–March, no more than one inch per week, and never between noon and 6 p.m. Drought Level 1 (under 24 months) and Level 2 (under 18 months) cut growing-season watering to once every seven days. Drought Level 3 (under 12 months) bans outdoor watering except hand-watering or drip on trees and foundations. Higher levels add drought-rate surcharges.
Water Utilities enforces the plan. Watering on the wrong day, over one inch per week, or during prohibited hours brings warnings then fines, and drought-level surcharge multipliers raise the water bill of heavy users.
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