All three water wells in West Jackson are back online and functioning at full-service, according to a Tuesday announcement by the Town of Jackson (TOJ).
“The Town of Jackson thanks the community for reducing irrigation over the last several days as we managed a mechanical issue and strain on our water system,” TOJ’s Tuesday press release reads. “The community’s participation helped avoid water restrictions and resulted in a 40% reduction in water use.”
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