Residents asked to conserve water

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August 6, 2008

Amelia A. Pridemore The Register-Herald Wed Aug 06, 2008, 10:53 PM EDT

Meadow Bridge residents are being told to conserve water until town officials finish well upgrades.

Darrell Diehl, the town’s chief water operator, said the order goes into effect at midnight today. Town officials are undertaking well upgrades, which will take at least 2-3 days.

Diehl said residents are asked not to wash their cars or fill swimming pools. They are asked use water conservatively when washing clothes or undertaking other activities requiring water.

Those with questions or concerns are advised to call 304-484-7689.

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