Celina, Texas community guide

Celina watering restrictions & schedule.

Celina is under Stage 2 water conservation measures. Automatic irrigation and hose-end sprinklers are limited to one designated day per week.

Stage 2 · One day per weekVerified September 7, 2026

Official information

Always confirm before you water.

City schedules and drought stages can change. Landmark’s summary is designed to help; the city source controls.Open City of Celina Water Conservation
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Watering schedule

One designated day weekly

Use Celina’s current city schedule to confirm the watering day assigned to your address.
02

Time-of-day rule

No irrigation from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Early morning usually reduces evaporation and wind interference.
03

New sod + plants

Check before installing

Establishing new sod or plants in existing landscapes is prohibited during Stage 2. Certain new developments may qualify for a one-time variance.

The plain-English version

What Celina homeowners should know.

  • Automatic systems and hose-end sprinklers are limited to one designated day per week.
  • Hand-held hoses, drip irrigation and soaker hoses may be used for up to two hours per day for landscaped areas or foundations.
  • Runoff and water waste are prohibited.

Current schedule reference

Last checked September 7, 2026
Current stage
Stage 2, effective July 2, 2026
Sprinklers
One designated day per week
Restricted hours
10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Verify on the official city website

Protect the landscape within the rules

Make each watering day work harder.

The goal is not to run every zone as long as possible. It is to reach roots while limiting evaporation, overspray and runoff.

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Prioritize established trees and valuable shrubs with targeted drip or soaker-hose watering within the city’s limits.

02

Pause plans for new sod or planting until Celina changes stages or confirms that your project qualifies for a variance.

03

Inspect every irrigation zone for runoff, broken heads and overspray before using your weekly sprinkler day.

CycleSoakRepeat

Break a long run into shorter cycles. Pause between cycles so clay soil can absorb water before it becomes runoff.

Planning a landscape in Celina?

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Landmark can connect planting, soil preparation, irrigation and drainage around a plan that respects the way water is managed here.

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