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State EPD declares Level 1 drought, encourages water conservation

The declaration does not require water restrictions, but state officials are urging residents to conserve.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked September 30, 2026
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The city manager's April 2026 report noted that the state Environmental Protection Division has implemented a Level 1 drought, which does not mandate water restrictions but encourages water conservation.

SourcesCity Manager's Monthly Report fro April 2026 2.1 MB

The Cornelia City Commission discussed the Level 1 drought declaration and water conservation outreach at its May 5, 2026 meeting.

SourcesMay City Commission Minutes 2026 80.4 KB

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EPD Level 1 drought declaration and water conservation

The EPD has implemented a Level 1 drought which does not mandate water restrictions but encourages water conservation.

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EPD Level 1 drought declaration and water conservation outreach

The EPD has implemented a Level 1 drought which does not mandate water restrictions but encourages water conservation

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