Summer has arrived and higher temperatures often increase water demand. Utility customers are asked to remain conscientious of water use during this time of year.

“Norman residents are great at adhering to the odd/even watering schedule and we appreciate that,” said Chris Mattingly, Utilities Department Director. “Their support helps with sufficient delivery of water to homes and businesses – assuring quality water pressures are maintained and assuring we are in good shape to fight fires.”

Peaking water demands can tax the City’s water supply and create lower water pressure. When everyone observes odd/even watering for outside irrigation, as outlined in City Code, this reduces peak effects.

• Under an odd/even watering schedule, properties with addresses ending with an odd number may water on odd-numbered calendar days; properties with addresses ending with an even number may water on even-numbered calendar days. The odd/even water schedule is observed all year long in Norman.

Access the City of Norman's full Water Conservation Plan, view Conservation Tips and more here. Direct questions to the Department of Utilities at (405) 366-5443.

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