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Voluntary Water Restrictions Announced for Parts of Dauphin County

Two Dauphin County communities are under voluntary water restrictions as officials urge residents to conserve water during ongoing dry conditions.

Published on Aug 13, 2025 - 19:19 GMT


Residents of Lykens Borough and Wiconisco Township in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, are being asked to voluntarily cut back on water use due to ongoing dry conditions.

Officials say the restrictions are in place until further notice following a lack of productive rainfall in the region. Citizens are urged to conserve water wherever possible until the situation improves.


This article summarizes reporting originally published by www.abc27.com

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