Landscape Innovations Forum: How Texas HOAs Can Save Money by Saving Water

Landscape Innovations Forum: How Texas HOAs Can Save Money by Saving Water

Learn how your HOA can save water, reduce costs, and create a more sustainable landscape.

 

Presented by HOA Connect and North Texas Municipal Water District

HOA Connect and the North Texas Municipal Water District invite you to join regional experts for an informative forum focused on water-efficient landscape management and cost-saving strategies for HOAs.

Learn practical, proven approaches to reduce outdoor water use, lower landscape maintenance costs, and create healthier, more sustainable landscapes.

Who Should Attend?

  • Current or former HOA board members
  • Licensed property management professionals
  • Licensed landscape and irrigation professionals
  • Municipal employees

Topics Include

  • Outdoor water efficiency and strategies to reduce water and landscape costs
  • Building effective partnerships with your landscape and irrigation contractors
  • Developing seasonal irrigation schedules
  • Using smart controllers, flow meters, and high-efficiency nozzles
  • Converting seasonal color beds to native and adaptive plants
  • Assessing and improving soil health
  • And more!

Four Forums. One Great Opportunity to Learn.

Each forum will cover the same core topics, although speakers may vary by location. Attend the forum that works best for your schedule—or join us for all four!

Dallas

Saturday, September 12 | 9:00–11:30 AM

Texas A&M AgriLife Research Center

17360 Coit Road

Dallas, TX

McKinney

Tuesday, September 22 | 6:00–8:30 PM

McKinney City Hall

401 E. Virginia Street

McKinney, TX

Allen

Tuesday, September 29

Allen Public Library

300 N. Allen Drive

Allen, TX

Rockwall

Saturday, October 10 | 9:00–11:30 AM

Rockwall County Library

1215 E. Yellowjacket Lane

Rockwall, TX

FREE to Attend!

Registration is required. Breakfast or dinner will be provided at each forum.

Space is Limited—Register Today!

Follow the link https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LandscapeInnovationForum or use the QR Code

Submitted press release by Jim Barto, Rockwall County Public Information Officer