NBU Puts Stage 2 Water Conservation Into Effect

The utility identifies the new stage and effective date, but its news-page summary does not enumerate the customer rules.

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New Braunfels Utilities says Stage 2 water conservation took effect Aug. 10 under city code, 13 days after the utility announced Stage 1.

The change makes Stage 2 the current conservation status displayed on NBU’s website. It matters to customers because the utility has replaced its July 28 stage announcement with a new designation, although the preserved news-page summary does not enumerate the applicable rules.

NBU labels the Aug. 10 posting an official notice. The listing establishes the stage, effective date and governing city code; it does not state an end date or explain what conditions prompted the transition.

The official index also carries separate August updates about drinking-water quality and essential utility infrastructure. Those features do not add requirements to the Stage 2 notice.

Customers therefore need the controlling city-code provisions or a fuller NBU notice to determine which restrictions apply to a particular property.

From the source record

Official noticeNew Braunfels Utilities Moves to Stage 2 Water Conservation
New Braunfels Utilities has transitioned to Conservation Stage 2 effective Aug. 10, 2026, under the City of New Braunfels Code.
New Braunfels Utilities
NBU’s official news index lists Stage 2 as the utility’s latest water-conservation notice.

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