Norwalk mayor asks residents to conserve water
In the advisory Rilling says the "drought conditions could continue into the months ahead and by taking steps now, we can help preserve water supplies and mitigate potential harm."
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Jul 17, 2022, 2:22 PM
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5h agoMayor Rilling has issued a drought advisory for Norwalk after Governor Lamont declared stage two drought
conditions in every county.
In the advisory Rilling says the "drought conditions could continue into the months ahead and by taking steps now, we can help preserve water supplies and mitigate potential harm."
Here are a few suggestions to help save water.
Take your car to an automatic car wash instead of washing your car at
home.
Wash full loads of laundry.
Take shorter showers and skip baths altogether.
Reuse water for your plants wherever you can.
