Friday, April 26, 2024 | St. Lawrence County, NY
LOUISVILLE -- The Town of Louisville is asking all of their water customers to conserve usage. With the recent hot weather, the Louisville water plant has seen an increase in volume of water used in …
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LOUISVILLE -- The Town of Louisville is asking all of their water customers to conserve usage.
With the recent hot weather, the Louisville water plant has seen an increase in volume of water used in the town, Town Clerk Joanne Cameron said in a Thursday, June 25 email.
"Our water system is continuing to produce the same quality water as usual, but we are asking consumers to attempt to conserve water if at all possible," Cameron said.
