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Mt. Lemmon water levels improve, restrictions lifted

kvoa.com · last updated

MOUNT LEMMON, Ariz. (KVOA) — Mandatory water restrictions are officially over for mountain residents and visitors after local water conditions improved.

The Mt. Lemmon Domestic Water Improvement District announced Friday that it is ending its Stage 3 water curtailment.

District officials say improved water storage levels and system capacity made the transition back to normal operations possible. The community is now under Stage 1 guidelines, which represent normal operations.

While mandatory restrictions are no longer in place, water officials are still encouraging all residents to use water wisely.

Property owners, residents, and visitors can continue to monitor their daily and monthly water usage through the Metron Portal, officials said.

Board members and staff thanked the community for conserving water and helping preserve resources during the recent drought period.

Customers with questions about their accounts or water services can contact the district’s billing department or visit the official website at mtlemmonwater.org.

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