Spokane Urges Residents to Water Lawns Less as River Drops

Spokane urges residents to water lawns less as river drops

Spokane city officials are once again urging residents to limit how much water they use for their lawns as Spokane River levels drop and moderate drought takes hold in the region. Read more...

City of Spokane enters Level 2 water conservation measures

SPOKANE, Wash. – According to United States Geological Survey monitoring, the Spokane River has dropped below 1,000 cubic feet per second. This means that, according to Spokane’s city ordinance, the city will enter level 2 drought response.

Spokane urges residents to water lawns less as river diminishes for the summer

Spokane city officials are once again urging residents to limit how much water they use for their lawns as Spokane River levels drop and moderate drought takes hold in the region.

Spokane residents urged to cut water use as river levels drop

Spokane initiates Level 2 watering restrictions after the river flow drops below 1,000 cubic feet per second (cfs), urging residents to adopt conservation measures.

Stellarton moves to Stage 2 of its Water Contingency Plan; Alternate Day Water Use

The Town of Stellarton announced it is in Stage 2 of its water contingency plan, which involves alternate day water use. Even number addresses are permitted to use water for things like sprinkling, watering or irrigating of shrubbery, trees, lawns, grass, plants, vegetables, flowers, washing cars and filling pools on even calendar days from 6 to 11 am and 7 to midnight.   Odd number addresses can use water for the same things on odd calendar day…