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Pages tagged “water”
Roswell Partners with EPA’s WaterSense® Program
The City of Roswell has teamed with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) WaterSense program to help consumers save water for future generations and reduce costs on their utility bills.
Roswell Offers Toilet Rebate Program
The City of Roswell in partnership with the Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District, is now participating in the Toilet Rebate Program
SweetWater Brewery Kicks Off Third Annual Save the Hooch Campaign To Protect the Chattahoochee River
SweetWater Brewery will be donating a portion of all beer sales in the metro Atlanta area from Memorial Day through July 4 to Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper (UCR) as part of the third annual Save the Hooch campaign
Roswell to Hold Water Conservation Town Hall Meeting*
Roswell Councilman Kent Igleheart is hosting a Water Conservation Town Hall Meeting* on Thursday, April 24 from 7:30 – 9 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers, 38 Hill Street.
Lawn Care During a Drought
With the current drought affecting everyone, caring for your lawn is of critical importance. Learning how to manage your turf is the first step in achieving a healthy water-wise landscape...
Alpharetta City Council Amends its Water Restrictions While Encouraging Conservation
Alpharetta Mayor and Council are allowing for some latitude in the existing watering restrictions that were put in place last fall.
Fulton County Water Main Installation to Affect Milton
A current Fulton County project to install a 24-inch water main on Providence Road at Freemanville Road will cause the loss of approximately 20 to 30 trees in the right of way at the site, despite efforts by the City of Milton to preserve the trees.
Xeriscaping and Water Conservation Workshop Planned
The City of Roswell, in conjunction with the Agriculture and Natural Resources Department at the University of Georgia and Keep Roswell Beautiful, will host a Xeriscaping and Water Conservation Workshop...
Townhall Forum – Georgia Water Crisis
Much of North Fulton County is under a Level 4 drought warning and water has been heavily restricted as Georgia’s worst drought on record continues. Estimates range from 3-6 months on Georgia’s water supply and residents and businesses are being adversely affected by the shortage.
Notes from the Georgia State Senate: Our Water Problems Require Long-Term Solutions
As many of you know, the state of Georgia, especially our region of North Georgia is in the midst of one of the worst droughts in our history...
North Fulton County Water Restriction Violators to Face Fines
Fulton County Department of Public Works employees are on the lookout for water restrictions violators. Evening and overnight patrols began on Tuesday, June 26, 2007, to cite violators of water restriction in North Fulton areas served by County Government
Alpharetta City Council Passes Emergency Water Restrictions Ordinance
Mayor and Council of the City of Alpharetta declared that a water shortage or drought emergency exists within the City of Alpharetta, and deemed it necessary and appropriate take action to pass an Ordinance that would authorize city personnel to enforce the restrictions put in place.
Fulton County Toughens Outdoor Water Use Restrictions
The Fulton County Department of Public Works will implement tighter outdoor water use restrictions beginning Monday, June 4, 2007.
