The Trinity Glen Rose District has declared Stage 3 drought restrictions due to severe water scarcity. Groundwater levels are decreasing, prompting officials to urge residents to adopt stricter water conservation measures, according to the City of Helotes.

New limitations on water usage are now in effect to address the ongoing drought. The district's move to Stage 3 restrictions is due to "exceptionally low groundwater levels and ongoing dry conditions." This emphasizes the need for water-saving practices among residents, as reported by the City of Helotes.

By following the recommendations from authorities, residents can help preserve the limited water supply. The Trinity Glen Rose District is asking residents to avoid non-essential water use and adopt conservation measures due to new restrictions. Information on these restrictions and water-saving practices is available on the district's website, which also offers resources for complying with Stage 3 drought measures, as stated by the City of Helotes.