Watering Days in Titusville, FL
Your address sets your day. Here's how to find it, and the rest of the rules that go with it.
Find your watering day
Tap the last digit of your street address.
Last digit of your street address
Right now: Eastern Standard Time, November 1, 2026 to March 14, 2027. Odd addresses water Saturday, even addresses Sunday, commercial Tuesday.
| Address ends in | Standard time early Nov to mid Mar | Daylight saving time mid Mar to early Nov |
|---|---|---|
| Odd (1, 3, 5, 7, 9) or no address | Saturday | Wednesday and Saturday |
| Even (0, 2, 4, 6, 8) | Sunday | Thursday and Sunday |
| Commercial / nonresidential | Tuesday | Tuesday and Friday |
All seasons: no watering between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. The District limits irrigation to one hour per zone. Rules apply to city, well and reclaimed water. Sources: City of Titusville irrigation restrictions (current standard time schedule) and St. Johns River Water Management District watering restrictions (daylight saving time days, no-address and zone limits).
Let a smart controller handle it
A Wi-Fi controller can follow your watering days, switch with the seasons and skip a run after rain. We install and program them. Controller service
Drip zones for beds
Under the District's standard rules, drip, micro-spray and bubbler irrigation may run at any time. Shortage orders can change that, so check first. Drip irrigation
Check your rain sensor
Florida law requires automatic sprinkler systems to have a device that stops them when there is enough moisture. Test yours by pressing its test button while a zone runs. Rain sensor repair
Rules can change. Always confirm with the official source. Water shortage orders from the District can temporarily replace this schedule.
How the Titusville watering rules work
Titusville follows the landscape irrigation rules of the St. Johns River Water Management District, the state agency that manages water supply for this part of Florida, and the City publishes its own schedule for each season. Your watering days depend on the last digit of your street address and on the time of year.
During Eastern Standard Time, from the first Sunday in November to the second Sunday in March, homes may water one day a week. During daylight saving time, homes may water up to two days a week. The City describes both as maximums, not targets. The City's current graphic covers November 1, 2026 to March 14, 2027 and lists even-numbered residential addresses on Sunday only, odd-numbered on Saturday only, and commercial addresses on Tuesday only.
Hours and limits
On your day, you may water from 12:01 a.m. to 11:59 p.m., but never between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. The District also limits irrigation to no more than one hour per zone, and no more than three-quarters of an inch of water per zone, per watering day.
City, well and reclaimed water
The City applies its irrigation restrictions to city (potable) water, well water and reclaimed water. Reclaimed water is treated wastewater delivered through its own pipes for irrigation. A private well or a reclaimed connection does not give you extra days. See our guide on reclaimed vs. city water.
Exceptions worth knowing
Under the District's standard rules, drip, micro-spray, micro-jet and bubbler irrigation are allowed at any time. Newly installed landscape may be watered on any day for the first 30 days and every other day for the next 30, using only the water needed to get it established. Hand watering with a hose that has an automatic shutoff nozzle is allowed on any day, at any time, according to the City. A hose connected to a sprinkler follows the regular schedule.
The rain sensor rule
Florida law requires automatic landscape irrigation systems to have technology that stops them when there has been enough rain, and the City notes that systems installed after 1991 need a rain sensor. If yours is broken or missing, we can repair or replace it.
Water shortage orders
In a drought, the District can declare a water shortage and replace the normal schedule with tighter limits, such as fewer days or narrower hours. The District's 2026 shortage orders covered counties in northeast and north-central Florida. None of them included Brevard County, and the District's November 9, 2026 order rescinded or eased them. Before you change your timer, check the District's watering restrictions page and the City's irrigation page for the current rules. The City's Water Conservation Program can answer questions about your address.
Rules can change. Always confirm with the official source. This page summarizes the City of Titusville and St. Johns River Water Management District rules as published on November 11, 2026.
Watering rule questions
What are my watering days in Titusville?
Under the City of Titusville's current Eastern Standard Time schedule (November 1, 2026 to March 14, 2027), residential addresses ending in an even number water on Sunday, odd numbers on Saturday, and commercial addresses on Tuesday. Water before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m. Use our watering day tool to check your address.
Do the rules change in spring?
Yes. When daylight saving time starts, the District's schedule allows two days a week: Wednesday and Saturday for odd or no-number addresses, Thursday and Sunday for even, and Tuesday and Friday for nonresidential. Confirm with the City when the season changes.
Can I hand water on other days?
The City says you may water with a hose on any day at any time if the hose has an automatic shutoff nozzle. If you attach that hose to a sprinkler, the regular restrictions apply.
What if I miss my watering day?
The City says you can't pick another day. Wait for your next scheduled day, or hand water with a hose that has an automatic shutoff nozzle.
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