Water Conservation Stages 2024

by | Mar 22, 2024 | Water Conservation Stages

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PSWID Water Conservation & Drought Management
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The Districts water storage or well production has been maintaining 90%-100% of supply, or is expected to do so for the next 7 days. The Districts water storage or well production has been maintaining 70%-89% of supply for 72 hours, or is expected to do so for the next 7 days. The Districts water storage or well production has decreased to 60%- 69% of supply for 48 hours, or is expected to do so within the next 7 days. The Districts water storage or well production has decreased to 0%- 59% of supply for 24 hours, or is expected to do so within the next 7 days.
Reduce:
The District will request customers to voluntarily reduce water consumption by 10% per household.		 Reduce:
The District will request all water usage to be reduced by 15% for each household.		 Reduce:
The District will request all water usage to be reduced by 25% for each household.		 Reduce:
The District will request all water usage to be reduced to 50% for each household.
DISTRICT ACTIONS Notice Requirement:
The District will notify customers of drought conditions (include in water bills, post in public places, the District’s website, and social media) Such notice shall notify the customers of the general nature of the problem and the need to conserve water.		 DISTRICT ACTIONS Notice Requirement:
The District will notify customers of drought conditions (include in water bills, post in public places, the District’s website, and social media) Such notice shall notify the customers of the general nature of the problem and the need to conserve water.		 DISTRICT ACTIONS Notice Requirement:
The District will notify customers of drought conditions (include in water bills, post in public places, and email) Such notice shall notify the customers of the general nature of the problem and the need to conserve water. The “one call” system will be implemented for outages.		 DISTRICT ACTIONS Notice Requirement:
The District will notify customers of drought conditions (include in water bills, post in public places, and email) Such notice shall notify the customers of the general nature of the problem and the need to conserve water. The “one call” system will be implemented for outages.