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Water Conservation Call Reiterated for Mansfield, Storrs, Rest of Tolland County
Residents are being asked to use less water.

The Connecticut Interagency Drought Workgroup and Connecticut Water this week reiterated a call for residents, businesses and local governments in a number of counties — including Tolland County — to reduce water use by about 15 percent.
Governor Dannell P. Malloy has also sought action in pursuit of the targeted reduction.
What to do? Here are some tips from the utility and the organization:
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Use water wisely and check federal and other websites for good practice information.
Remodeling? Look for new water using appliances and fixtures as opportunities to save water while improving looks and efficiency.
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Check Water Sense and other products that use less than codes require. Information can be found at www.epa.gov/watersense.
Leak detection in and around the home or business is important. Leaks can cause significant damage and be costly.
Customers with irrigation systems need to be cognizant of the potential for leaks.
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