PG and Moco residents asked to conserve water

[Anonymous]

At the request of WSSC due to mains breaking from the cold. If people don’t reduce use there may be a boil water alert

[Anonymous]

lol good luck with that one WSSC.

Maybe Moco should invest more in infrastructure than linear parks and killing SFH neighborhoods

[Anonymous]

This is ridiculous .is this a developing country which has electricity blackouts and continuous water conservation programs? Plus, no one knew about this advisory, why didn't they send out an alert to all their -ions customers??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is ridiculous .is this a developing country which has electricity blackouts and continuous water conservation programs? Plus, no one knew about this advisory, why didn't they send out an alert to all their -ions customers??

https://mocoshow.com/2025/01/12/essential-water-use-only-issued-for-all-wssc-water-customers-due-to-significant-increase-in-water-main-breaks-and-leaks/

[Anonymous]

From wssc https://x.com/wsscwaternews/status/1878823675266240567?s=46&t=Rw_jX1uyupQwvEwsjuQulQ

[Anonymous]

I also just saw notifications of two water main breaks in DC.

[Anonymous]

Not my problem. Why should I conserve?

[Anonymous]

inept organization

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not my problem. Why should I conserve?

Because if enough people ignore the warning like you plan to, the pressure in the pipes will fall too low, and then you will have to boil your water.

[Anonymous]

Unfortunately the pipes and infrastructure is old here.

It's not a big deal for me to stop doing laundry, take a shorter shower, and not flush unless it's absolutely necessary.

[Anonymous]

Pee down the drain to save the planet

[Anonymous]

I immediately ignored the warning when they told me not to flush the toilet every time. Clowns.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I immediately ignored the warning when they told me not to flush the toilet every time. Clowns.

Bringing on boil water orders to own the libs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately the pipes and infrastructure is old here.

It's not a big deal for me to stop doing laundry, take a shorter shower, and not flush unless it's absolutely necessary.

How will it work when they double or quadruple the number of houses in each lot?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately the pipes and infrastructure is old here.

It's not a big deal for me to stop doing laundry, take a shorter shower, and not flush unless it's absolutely necessary.

How will it work when they double or quadruple the number of houses in each lot?

exactly! Let's add density to a city/county with already poor infrastructure. What can go wrong? As long as part time starbucks barista can afford a quadplex in Kenwood, life is good!