Biloxi Water Restrictions 2026
Harrison County · Mississippi
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Stage 1 Voluntary Conservation Advisory
We have not independently verified this city’s watering schedule. Rules change with drought stage and can be updated at short notice. Confirm your assigned watering days on the Biloxi Public Works official page before watering. Following the wrong schedule can result in a municipal fine.
Verification needed
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Before 11:00 AM
Allowed Hours
Verification needed
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Check Your Watering Day With Biloxi
We have not verified Biloxi’s current watering schedule against an official source. Watering rules are set by your city and change with drought stage.
Confirm your assigned days on Biloxi’s official water page: Biloxi Public Works.
Allowed Watering Hours
Voluntary conservation; avoid 11 AM-4 PM irrigation.
Still Allowed
💧 Hand Watering
Allowed with shut-off nozzle. Hours: Any day with a shut-off nozzle.
🌿 Drip Irrigation
Exempt from day-of-week limits. Must follow allowed hours.
Fines & Enforcement
No fines at Stage 1
Stage 1 is voluntary; enforcement begins at Stage 2.
🏠 HOA Rules During Restrictions
HOAs cannot enforce lawn-appearance standards that would require homeowners to violate active municipal water ordinances. Document compliance if your HOA sends a violation notice.
If your homeowners association sends a violation notice for a dormant or brown lawn during the current restriction period, respond in writing citing the applicable law and include a copy of the Biloxi Public Works's current restriction order. Most HOAs will rescind the notice once they are made aware of the legal protections in place. If the issue persists, contact your county’s code enforcement division for assistance.
Why These Restrictions Exist
Biloxi Public Works serves Biloxi and surrounding communities. Contact the utility directly at https://biloxi.ms.us/publicworks for current stage status and restriction details.
This deficit has accumulated over the current water year and represents a significant departure from historical averages for the Biloxi area. Water supply reservoirs and aquifer levels are well below seasonal targets, necessitating mandatory conservation measures.
How to Keep Your Lawn Alive During Biloxi Water Restrictions
11 tips tailored for Biloxi homeowners during Stage 1 Voluntary Conservation Advisory restrictions.
St. Augustine and centipede dominate Biloxi lawns.
Mow to 3.5 inches and leave clippings.
Smart controller rebates available through Biloxi Public Works.
Replace parkway strips with region-appropriate natives.
Drip-irrigate vegetable beds and fruit trees.
Fix leaks within 48 hours.
Convert overhead spray to rotary nozzles, saves 30%.
Skip cycles after any 0.25 inch or greater rainfall.
Harvest rainwater where state law permits.
Group plants by hydrozone.
Track monthly use at biloxi.ms.us/publicworks.
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