Given the current situation in the city of Concordia, the Municipal Executive Branch decreed a Water Emergency for a period of 120 days to ensure rational and measured use of drinking water.
The decision was made due to the high consumption occurring as a result of the extreme temperatures affecting the city, which prevents the Water Treatment Plant and the various wells that supply drinking water to the community from having the response capacity that the city needs.
For this reason, the community in general is requested to make rational and measured use of the resource, using water only for human consumption and food preparation, and to avoid washing sidewalks, vehicles, and house fronts, as well as filling or draining swimming pools and/or small pools.
While the water emergency lasts, different areas of the Municipality will carry out a series of works to allow for the improvement of the situation.
In addition, work is being done jointly with the Deliberative Council on the creation of an Ordinance in that regard, in order to have the necessary tools for the implementation of measures.
The decision was made due to the high consumption occurring as a result of the extreme temperatures affecting the city, which prevents the Water Treatment Plant and the various wells that supply drinking water to the community from having the response capacity that the city needs.
For this reason, the community in general is requested to make rational and measured use of the resource, using water only for human consumption and food preparation, and to avoid washing sidewalks, vehicles, and house fronts, as well as filling or draining swimming pools and/or small pools.
While the water emergency lasts, different areas of the Municipality will carry out a series of works to allow for the improvement of the situation.
In addition, work is being done jointly with the Deliberative Council on the creation of an Ordinance in that regard, in order to have the necessary tools for the implementation of measures.