Suffolk Water Authority issues water conservation alert
Residents of Suffolk County are being urged to conserve water. This week's high temperatures have led to a drought alert, according to officials. The Suffolk Water Authority is asking homeowners
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Jul 21, 2016, 7:36 PM
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Updated 3,075 days ago
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Residents of Suffolk County are being urged to conserve water.
This week's high temperatures have led to a drought alert, according to officials.
The Suffolk Water Authority is asking homeowners to change their sprinkler timers to between 9 p.m. and midnight instead of in the early morning.
Residents are also being told to keep all non-essential water use like washing a car and filling decorative waterfalls to a minimum.
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