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Why is NBU investing in expanded treatment capacity?
Expanding treatment capacity helps us deliver water reliably during high-demand periods, reduce strain on existing infrastructure and support long-term growth […]
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What is Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) and how does it apply to NBU’s water planning strategy?
NBU has been researching the use of ASR to augment our current water supply portfolio. It is a recommended strategy […]
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What is NBU doing to control population growth and development?
NBU does not control growth or development decisions in New Braunfels. That responsibility belongs to city planning and local government. […]
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Why do rivers or local water levels look low if we are not running out of water?
River and surface water levels can change quickly based on weather and rainfall. NBU’s water supply comes from multiple sources, […]
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What resources does NBU offer to help me conserve water?
NBU provides free home water assessments, leak detection tools, rebates for efficient upgrades, and usage tracking. These resources make it […]
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Will conserving water help lower my bill?
Yes. Using less water, especially outdoors, will reduce your monthly bill. NBU also provides tools like usage tracking, leak alerts, […]
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How can I reduce my water use without sacrificing my lawn or home?
Simple changes can make a big difference. Water early morning or late evening, fix leaks quickly, use efficient irrigation systems, […]
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What counts as water waste?
Water waste includes things like water running into streets or sidewalks, irrigating during rain or high wind, and ignoring leaks […]
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Does rainfall mean restrictions should end?
Not always. It takes consistent, above-average rainfall over time to improve water supply conditions. Short-term rain may reduce demand temporarily, […]
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Why does New Braunfels sometimes have stricter rules than other cities?
Each community sets rules based on their own water portfolio. New Braunfels uses several water supplies that are impacted by […]