Mabel Lake Water Utility Restrictions

As of July 2, 2024, normal summer outdoor water restrictions are in effect. These restrictions allow customers to water outdoors according to a schedule based on street addresses.

Most lawns only need water once per week to remain healthy. Lawns naturally brown and go dormant with minimal water when it is hot - this is normal and the lawn will green up when the water cools.

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Visit the Water Conservation page for more tips on waterwise gardening and indoor water efficiency. Customers should note that a higher level of restrictions may be instituted due to drought or emergency.

Did you know?

Water levels are one factor in determining a restriction stage (drought), along with weather forecasts and customer demand levels.

Water use restrictions help minimize water demand spikes – helping to protect our infrastructure from wear and avoiding the cost of building bigger pipes/reservoirs – which is why they are in place year-round. If we enter a drought, more restrictions may be implemented.

Following the restrictions schedule will help you water efficiently and avoid water waste. Your plants will also become better adapted to our normally dry climate.