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City and County of Broomfield Colorado - Drought Watch 23 May 2022 ( news )
City and County of Broomfield , state Colorado ( By Press Release office)
May 23,2022
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Challenging drought conditions persist in Colorado . According to the U . S . Drought Monitor , most of the state is in a “moderate” or “severe” drought . Due to lack of precipitation , warmer temperatures , dry soil , and lower than average snowpack , Broomfield remains in a
Drought Watch .
Here are some simple things you and your family can do to conserve water at home , save money on your water bill and help improve Broomfield ' s water resiliency:
💦 Lawn Irrigation:
Reduce frequency of lawn watering to two days per week for no more than three hours
Water your lawn in the early morning , evening , or overnight
Avoid watering on windy days
Consider skipping a day of irrigation if it has rained in the last day or two
Cycle your sprinkler zones to increase absorption and reduce runoff
🌳 Outdoor Maintenance:
To help retain soil moisture , let grass grow longer before cutting it
Inspect your sprinkler system and fix leaks
Use a broom instead of a hose to clean driveways and sidewalks
Consider residential turf replacement
Replace outdated or inefficient indoor fixtures and appliances with
WaterSense products
🏠 Water Saving Programs:
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Resource Central
Thank you for doing your part to conserve Broomfield’s water! This will help the Broomfield community prepare if the drought worsens . Alongside your efforts , the City and County of Broomfield continues to invest in water conservation programs and improve water reclamation and infrastructure . To learn more about the latest drought conditions , helpful irrigation tips , and more visit
Broomfield . org/WaterResources
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