Plymouth, MA

Plymouth water restrictions

Current outdoor watering rules for Plymouth. Coverage can differ by public supplier, private well, or town-wide rule.

4 restriction targets listed. Last checked August 11, 2026.

Water provider

Agawam Springs Water Company

Multiple current rules

2 current source claims are listed separately.

MassDEP listing

Mandatory schedule — details incomplete

2026-08-01

The source reports a two-day-per-week limit, but the exact allowed days and watering hours are not confirmed.

Watering schedule

  • Reported limit — 2 watering days per week. Exact allowed days and watering hours are not confirmed.
Source limitation

Do not choose watering days or hours from the reported weekly limit. Confirm the exact schedule with the water provider.

Applies to: supplier customersEffective: 2026-05-29

Water supplier claim

Mandatory watering schedule

No date published

Each address may water two days per week.

Watering schedule

  • Assigned days — Odd-numbered addresses: Tuesday, Saturday. Even-numbered addresses: Wednesday, Sunday. Water before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m.
Applies to: Agawam Springs Water Company customers
Coverage targetAgawam Springs Water Company
Current source claims2
Last checkedAugust 11, 2026

Claims stay separate when official sources describe different rules. Confirm changes with the listed source before watering.

Water provider

Aquarion Water Company Ponds of Plymouth

Multiple current rules

2 current source claims are listed separately.

MassDEP listing

Mandatory schedule — details incomplete

2026-08-01

The source reports a one-day-per-week limit, but the exact allowed days and watering hours are not confirmed.

Watering schedule

  • Reported limit — 1 watering day per week. Exact allowed days and watering hours are not confirmed.
Source limitation

Do not choose watering days or hours from the reported weekly limit. Confirm the exact schedule with the water provider.

Applies to: supplier customersEffective: 2026-05-08

Water supplier claim

Mandatory schedule and use limits

2026-06-15

Each address may water one day per week; additional outdoor-use restrictions apply.

Watering schedule

  • Assigned days — Even-numbered addresses: Sunday. Odd-numbered addresses: Saturday. Addresses without a number: Sunday. Water before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m.

Restricted uses

  • Lawn irrigation via sprinkler or automatic irrigation systems.
  • Vehicle washing.
  • Washing exterior building surfaces, parking lots, driveways or sidewalks.

Exceptions

  • Irrigation to establish a new lawn or new plantings during May and September.
  • Watering lawns, gardens, flowers and ornamental plants with a hand-held hose.
  • Essential water use is exempt when required for health or safety reasons, by regulation, for maintenance of livestock, or for core business functions.
Applies to: Ponds of Plymouth customers
Coverage targetAquarion Water Company Ponds of Plymouth
Current source claims2
Last checkedAugust 11, 2026

Claims stay separate when official sources describe different rules. Confirm changes with the listed source before watering.

Water provider

Aquarion Water Company, Pinehills

Multiple current rules

2 current source claims are listed separately.

MassDEP listing

Mandatory schedule — details incomplete

2026-08-01

The source reports a two-day-per-week limit, but the exact allowed days and watering hours are not confirmed.

Watering schedule

  • Reported limit — 2 watering days per week. Exact allowed days and watering hours are not confirmed.
Source limitation

Do not choose watering days or hours from the reported weekly limit. Confirm the exact schedule with the water provider.

Applies to: supplier customersEffective: 2026-05-01

Water supplier claim

Mandatory schedule and use limits

2026-06-15

Each address may water two days per week; additional outdoor-use restrictions apply.

Watering schedule

  • Assigned days — Even-numbered addresses: Sunday, Wednesday. Odd-numbered addresses: Saturday, Tuesday. Addresses without a number: Sunday, Wednesday. Water before 7 a.m. or after 7 p.m.

Restricted uses

  • Lawn irrigation via sprinkler or automatic irrigation systems.
  • Vehicle washing.
  • Washing exterior building surfaces, parking lots, driveways or sidewalks.

Exceptions

  • Irrigation to establish a new lawn or new plantings during May and September.
  • Watering lawns, gardens, flowers and ornamental plants with a hand-held hose.
  • Essential water use is exempt when required for health or safety reasons, by regulation, for maintenance of livestock, or for core business functions.
Applies to: Pinehills customersEffective: 2026-06-15
Coverage targetAquarion Water Company, Pinehills
Current source claims2
Last checkedAugust 11, 2026

Claims stay separate when official sources describe different rules. Confirm changes with the listed source before watering.

Water provider

Plymouth Water Department

Multiple current rules

2 current source claims are listed separately.

MassDEP listing

Mandatory schedule — details incomplete

2026-08-01

The source reports a one-day-per-week limit, but the exact allowed days and watering hours are not confirmed.

Watering schedule

  • Reported limit — 1 watering day per week. Exact allowed days and watering hours are not confirmed.
Source limitation

Do not choose watering days or hours from the reported weekly limit. Confirm the exact schedule with the water provider.

Applies to: supplier customersEffective: 2026-05-01

Town claim

Mandatory schedule and use limits

No date published

Each address may water one day per week; additional outdoor-use restrictions apply.

Watering schedule

  • Assigned days — Odd-numbered addresses: Sunday. Even-numbered addresses: Saturday. Water from 5–7 a.m. or 5–7 p.m. Water for up to 60 minutes total per day.

Restricted uses

  • Lawn irrigation via sprinkler or automatic irrigation systems.
  • Swimming-pool filling.
  • Vehicle washing.
  • Washing exterior building surfaces, parking lots, driveways or sidewalks.

Exceptions

  • Vehicle washing at a commercial car wash or when necessary for operator safety.
  • Washing exterior surfaces when necessary to apply paint, preservatives, stucco, cement or pavement.
  • Water use is exempt when required for health or safety reasons, by regulation, for production of food and fiber, for maintenance of livestock, or for core business functions.
Applies to: Plymouth municipal water customers
Coverage targetPlymouth Water Department
Current source claims2
Last checkedAugust 11, 2026

Claims stay separate when official sources describe different rules. Confirm changes with the listed source before watering.

Confirm before watering. Rules can change quickly and may vary by supplier, address, and water source.