Salt Lakers doing a good job conserving water so far this year

WAY TO WATER SLC! Residents of Salt Lake City are doing their share to conserve water during the drought we're experiencing. Check out the daily chart to see how much less water is being used compared to years past.

SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake City residents are doing their share to conserve water amid one of the most severe droughts in modern history.A daily water use chart put out by the city's public utilities department indicates residents are using much less water so far in 2022 than in the three past years.#savewater #drought #conserve @SLCgov @slcmayor @UtahDNR @USU_CWEL @UTWaterRights @SWCSNews pic.twitter.

— SLC Department of Public Utilities July 18, 2022 Salt Lakers are using about 130 million gallons a day.That's a lot, but about 40 million gallons a day fewer than the last few years, and more than 80 million fewer gallons a day than back in the year 2000.

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