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Drought Management

Summary

Del Rio is bone-dry after a record-low rainfall year, so expect tighter rules on how you use water at home. It’s time to cut back on lawn watering and outdoor use before the city forces our hand.

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Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

You'll likely see higher utility bills if you don't adjust your usage, plus potential fines for ignoring new restrictions.

✅Who benefits

The entire community benefits by ensuring we don't run out of water during this extreme dry spell.

⚠️Who could be affected

Homeowners with big lawns and local businesses that rely on heavy water use will feel the biggest pinch.

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