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Stamford Mayor Asks Residents to Heed Watering Ban
Handheld watering is fine, but Aquarion has issued a mandatory ban for other activities.

STAMFORD, CT—Mayor David Martin said the city will do its part to help conserve water and he is asking residents to do the same.
Below is Martin's statement:
Because Aquarion’s reservoirs are less than one-half full and significantly below historical averages, we are asking residents to stop the use of outdoor watering devices, including irrigation systems, sprinklers, and soaker hoses. All City agencies and Departments are complying to do our part. We are asking residents and businesses to please help by turning off their irrigation system or sprinkler for the season. However, the use of a hand-held hose does not fall under this voluntary ban. Taking these steps now will help us conserve water to prevent an emergency in the future.
Related: Aquarion Issues Mandatory Watering Ban for Stamford
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