It Pays to Save
In an effort to plan for future water supplies and promote water conservation, the Euless City Council recently approved a tiered water rate that encourages efficient water use. The more water you conserve, the lower your monthly bill. The new structure will charge more per unit as consumption increases. The tiered water rates will begin with the October billing cycle and will appear on November water bills.
During the summer months, outside activities such as watering lawns, filling pools and washing cars can account for up to 60% of water use. Those who increase their water use will pay for the additional water needed to keep up with demand.
The average Euless home uses 8,000 gallons of water per month. With the new rates, an average household should see no increase.
Water is one of our most important natural resources and we must protect it. The new rate structure is designed to protect our water resources now and in the future.
