Water Conservation

It's been two weeks since Pittsburgh received any measurable rain​ and now leaders in Cranberry are asking people to take action.

Brunswick County Public Utilities is rescinding its Stage 1 Water Conservation Alert effective Tuesday, August 12.

Brunswick County Public Utilities is rescinding its Stage 1 Water Conservation Alert effective Tuesday, August 12.

Brunswick County Public Utilities is rescinding its Stage 1 Water Conservation Alert effective Tuesday, August 12.

We will be looking overnight at our storage capacity and how we’re trending and we’ll have an update tomorrow morning,” a public works official said.

Brunswick County Public Utilities (BCPU) has rescinded its Stage 1 Water Conservation Alert effective Aug. 12.The alert was initially issued on June 26 because recent rainfall and efforts to conserve ...

Drier weather conditions could cause additional alerts to be issued, and officials will notify residents if another water conservation alert is necessary.

Drier weather conditions could cause additional alerts to be issued, and officials will notify residents if another water conservation alert is necessary.

Customers in the City of Burlington and Colchester Fire District 2 are being asked to reduce water usage due to a booster pump issue at the Burlington drinking water plant, which is causing high ...

Customers in the City of Burlington and Colchester Fire District 2 are being asked to reduce water usage due to a booster pump issue at the Burlington drinking water plant, which is causing high ...

Customers in the City of Burlington and Colchester Fire District 2 are being asked to reduce water usage due to a booster pump issue at the Burlington drinking water plant, which is causing high ...

Cranberry Township officials request residents to voluntarily reduce water usage due to heat and low rainfall.

Cranberry Township officials request residents to voluntarily reduce water usage due to heat and low rainfall.

Cranberry Township officials request residents to voluntarily reduce water usage due to heat and low rainfall.

Cranberry Township officials request residents to voluntarily reduce water usage due to heat and low rainfall.

Cranberry Township officials request residents to voluntarily reduce water usage due to heat and low rainfall.

“With hot summer temperatures and heavy demand for irrigation, usage in east Fayetteville and Goshen is high, and parts of the water system are being pushed to its limit,” the City of Fayetteville ...

The article Cranberry Residents Asked To Reduce Water Use appeared first on Cranberry Patch. CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, PA —In response to recent high temperatures and a historic, prolonged lack of rainfall, ...

Each year (Richland SWCD) recognizes one person as the Volunteer of the Year for outstanding support of the district. Richland SWCD is pleased to announce this year’s recipient is Elaine Oswald of ...

Each year (Richland SWCD) recognizes one person as the Volunteer of the Year for outstanding support of the district. Richland SWCD is pleased to announce this year’s recipient is Elaine Oswald of ...