Current water situation:
Supply
Overall supply remaining: 91.8 percent
Last week: 91.8 percent
Weighted water supply remaining: 107.1 percent
Last week: 108.7 percent
Consumption
Average consumption last week: 4.48 million gallons per day
Drought Contingency Stage
The City is currently out of all stages of the Water Shortage Ordinance. There are no water restrictions in place at this time due to the increased weighted water supply remaining level.
Emergency Water Rates
Emergency water rates are not in effect at this time.
Lake Levels
Hulah Lake – 108.4 percent
Copan Lake – 81.5 percent
Hudson Lake – 97.1 percent
Caney River – 100 percent
Conservation
Some ways you can help:
- Take shorter showers. This is the No. 1 most effective thing we can do (indoors) to conserve.
- Consider installing “low flow” plumbing, i.e., toilets, shower heads, etc. Also, replace any leaky or defective parts.
- Turn off the tap while brushing your teeth or shaving.
- Never use the toilet as a wastebasket. Only human waste and toilet paper should go into the toilet — ever.
- Run the washing machine only when full and adjust the water level setting carefully.
- Stop or reduce outdoor watering.
For more information, see www.cityofbartlesville.org.
More information
For more information, please see the following:
Water 101: Guide to City’s past, present & future water needs
City moves to Stage 2 of Water Shortage Ordinance