Residents across the state — and in Turlock — conserved less water in June, during the first month of eased drought restrictions. Water conservation statewide fell to 21.5 percent savings in June — down from 27.5 percent a year ago, according to the State Water Resources Control Board. "Californians have continued to conserve without top down mandates, but the question is whether we can save enough and keep it up for the long haul,” said State Water Board Chair Felicia Marcus.
June sees decline in water conservation locally, statewide
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