Clifton's water supply consists of two water supply schemes, serviced by bores which supply the communities of Clifton and Nobby.

Clifton provides water services to a population of almost 3000 through over 700 connections.

Greenmount's water supply consists of five water supply schemes which are all serviced by bores. They supply the communities of Greenmount, Cambooya, Wyreema, Hodgson Vale and Vale View.

Greenmount provides water services to over 1,500 connections, an approximate population of 4,400.

From 11 December 2010, Permanent Conservation Measures water restrictions with a target of 200 litres of water per person per day were introduced for all residences and businesses connected to the Toowoomba Bulk Water Supply and to the town water supplies within the Greenmount Service area.

Millmerran's water supply consists of two water supply schemes which are serviced by bores and the Cecil Plains Weir on the Condamine River. They supply the communities of Millmerran and Cecil Plains.

Millmerran provides water services to a population of around 1500 through over 900 connections.

Pittsworth's water supply consists of three water supply schemes, serviced by bores including a GAB (Great Artesian Basin) bore. Water is supplied to the communities of Pittsworth, Southbrook and Brookstead.

Pittsworth provides water services to a population of around 3,800 through over 1,300 connections.

Goombungee is supplied with water from both Toowoomba Bulk water supply and Goombungee Dam. Kulpi is serviced by a bore and Yarraman is supplied with water from the Ted Pukallus Weir. The weir sustained some flood damage in January 2011; repairs are being undertaken as a matter of priority.

For all residences and businesses connected to the town water supplies within the Goombungee Service area, Permanent Conservation Measures apply to townwater usage with a target of 200 litres of water per person per day. 

For those properties connected to the Yarraman supply, Level 1 water restrictions apply (see menu item Restrictions).