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Consumer Confidence Report
Each year
the City publishes a Consumer Confidence Report letting consumers know
where Brookings' water comes from, what tests show about it and other things
everyone should know about drinking water.
Read
it here.
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Water
Conservation
Doing Our Share |
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Indoor Water Use
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Even
in areas like Brookings, where water seems abundant, water
conservation is important. Water conservation helps prevent
water pollution in nearby streams and rivers - and that improves the
health of local watersheds and the fish living there. Most
people use 70 - 90 gallon of water per day indoors. You
can reduce that amount significantly by practicing sound water
conservation techniques and reduce your water utility bill at the same
time!
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Below,
you'll find some useful ideas for reducing indoor water use as well as
a few informative links.
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For more information,
or to request assistance in
reducing your water use, please contact the Administrative Services
Department, City Hall, 898 Elk Street, between the hours of 9 a.m. and
4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or visit the web pages
outlined in the navigational bars to the left and right of this
page.
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