Water Conservation
Summary
Potter County is asking locals to play detective by reporting water-wasting businesses and public buildings this summer. If you see a massive leak or broken sprinklers, snap a photo and send it in to help keep our local water supply in check.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 2
Impact analysis
Fixing these leaks now saves the city money on wasted utility costs and helps avoid expensive water shortages later.
Everyone in the county wins when we stop wasting water and keep our supply stable during the heat.
Businesses and public agencies that aren't keeping up with their maintenance will have to pay to fix their leaks.
Mentions & discussions (3)
CRMWA II water project moves closer to reality with $1.2 billion plan
ROBERTS COUNTY, Texas (KVII) — A plan to develop a new water supply for the Texas Panhandle is one step closer to reality.The concept, known as CRMWA II, dates to 2012, when Lake Meredith had no water available...
City of Amarillo to pause late fees, water shutoff for customers impacted by utility billing anomalies
The Amarillo City Council held a regular meeting on Tuesday. The meeting began with a follow-up on the utility billing situation that began in May with April’s bills and, for some customers, is ongoing. As we reported at the time, nearly 80% of customers were affected by the transition to a new billing system. The […]
NewsChannel 10’s Water Wasters Wednesday returns to spotlight water conservation in Amarillo
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - NewsChannel 10 is asking the community to help spot water being wasted across Amarillo this summer.The effort is part of Water Wasters Wednesday, a summer-long weekly segment focused...
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