Virginia Governor Urges Conservation Amid Historic Drought: 'Take Commonsense Steps'

Spanberger urges water conservation during historic drought

State officials say the Commonwealth is experiencing its driest period since 1941. Here's how you can help.

Drought conditions mean it's time to cut back water use, Spanberger says

It’s time for Virginians to cut back on how often they water lawns or wash their cars, as the state faces its worst drought since 1941, Gov. Abigail Spanberger said.

Virginia governor urges conservation amid historic drought: 'Take commonsense steps'

RICHMOND, Va. Governor Abigail Spanberger is urging Virginians to voluntarily conserve water as the Commonwealth endures its driest period since 1941.Spanberger issued the call Thursday in coordination with the Virginia Drought Monitoring Task Force, encouraging residents to take commonsense steps to reduce water use as precipitation totals run approximately 8 inches below average across much of Virginia."All Virginians can play a role in protec…

Governor Spanberger urges Virginians to conserve water amid drought

Gov. Spanberger is encouraging all Virginians to conserve water amid the ongoing drought.

Governor Spanberger Encourages Commonsense Water Conservation in Response to Historic Drought Conditions

Virginia Experiencing Driest Period Recorded Since 1941 RICHMOND, VA — In response to the historic drought conditions creating challenges for communities and farmers across Virginia, Governor Spanberger today — in coordination with the Virginia Drought Monitoring Task Force — encouraged Virginians to take voluntary, commonsense steps to conserve water use. […]