SoCal water district installing flow restrictors in homes of customers who use too much water

BySid Garcia

Friday, June 3, 2022

Using too much water? One water district is now installing restrictors

As California's water crisis continues, one Southern California water district has a new tool to crack down on customers using too much water - and they believe it's already working.

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