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Water Restrictions Intensify at Ft. Hood

July 13, 2014 by Archive

FORT HOOD, Texas (AP) _ Fort Hood has urged customers to limit water use to
essential activities after supply from the main water line was interrupted.

The Central Texas Army base declared Sunday a stage 4 water supply emergency. That bans watering lawns, filling swimming pools, washing cars and other “non-essential” indoor and outdoor use.

Fort Hood said the water supply shortage has also affected the neighboring
cities of Copperas Cove and Killeen.

The base said Bell County officials expect the interruption to be fixed by late Sunday.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality said in a report last week that Bell County has been asking customers to voluntarily limit water use for nearly two years.

The Texas state climatologist says the current drought affecting many
parts of the state is the second-worst on record.

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