The East Valley city is cutting water use by city facilities, and asking residents to do their part to conserve water as water supplies continue to dwindle.
The historic drought gripping the Southwest is making cities around the region to think about water conservation.
"There is water enough to do what we need to. We don’t need to panic. What we do need to do is to be more aware of it," said Mesa Mayor John Giles.The East Valley city is on the first stage of its water shortage plan. In that stage of the plan, the city will put limits on overseeding when it comes to city landscaping.
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