As Corpus Christi Water Shortage Worsens, Residents and Businesses May Soon Have to Cut Their Usage 25%

Three Rivers ISD schools explore water options as water shortage concerns grow

As water shortage concerns continue, Three Rivers Independent School District is exploring its own options to secure a reliable water supply including the possibility of drilling a water well.Three Rivers does not get water directly from Corpus Christi, but the city does draw from Choke Canyon. Just two weeks ago, Corpus Christi City Manager Peter Zanoni warned that Three Rivers would be the first impacted by the water shortage, leaving many in …

Corpus Christi’s water woes will be center stage at City Council meeting

By Alejandra Martinez, The Texas Tribune March 17, 2026 As drought tightens its grip on South Texas, city leaders in Corpus Christi are expected to deliver what could be the most sobering update yet on the region’s water supply outlook. At Tuesday’s city council meeting, officials are expected to present new modeling that outlines a range of potential futures for the city’s water supply — including scenarios that could push the city closer to a …

Corpus Christi City Council to address water woes at meeting

As reservoirs fall below 10% of capacity, council members are expected to provide an update on the city’s dwindling water supply and when customers might have to cut back on water use.

As Corpus Christi water shortage worsens, residents and businesses may soon have to cut their usage 25%

The City Council will discuss the looming crisis Tuesday. One model predicted a water emergency in November. Other scenarios show that happening in May.

Water Shortage May Hit Corpus Christi Within Weeks

The city could lose access to millions of gallons of water per day in April or May.. City leaders will present a plan on Tuesday afternoon to begin cutting water demand.

Toledo Works To Stay Ahead Of Water Conservation

The Toledo City Council is gearing up for what members believe could be a very difficult summer for local water supplies, and they want the community talking about conservation now, not when reservoirs are already low. During a recent work session, councilors and staff revisited last year’s voluntary water curtailment and openly questioned whether “voluntary” would be enough this time around. Several officials pointed to a strikingly dry winter …