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Water Conservation

Welcome to our water conservation pages.  The Town is under increasing pressure to use less water.  In an effort to conserve water year round, the Water Department conducts annual leak detection surveys and has significantly reduced water used at the pump stations over the last 5 years.  Residents can reduce their water consumption by altering their water use habits such as turning the water off while brushing your teeth, running full loads in the washing machine and dish washer or reducing the number of times the irrigation system runs.

Below are a series of articles showing ways residents can conserve water, water conservation promotions and other websites with more information.

 





Newsflash

Street Sweeping Announcement

Due to the fiscal constraints of the Town Budget and the continuing economic downturn, the Town of Topsfield eliminated street sweeping from the Highway Department budget for this fiscal year. Therefore there will be no annual street sweeping program this year. This was an extremely difficult decision for the Board of Road Commissioners who were faced with making difficult budget decisions in order to reduce expenditures by more than 10% last year during the budget process.

Questions and comments can be directed to Highway Supt. David Bond at dbond@topsfieldpublicworks.org

Water Use

Water use in gallons

Mar-14333,000
Mar-15320,000
Mar-16329,000
Mar-17339,000
Mar-18330,000
 
So far today:
Mar-19242,000

Click here to view a chart showing water use for the past few weeks.

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