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Bangs Asked to Conserve Water

By: BCHP News Staff
Updated: February 4, 2013
Residents of Bangs are being asked to conserve water for the time being.

Bangs City Manager Leo Smith says the need for conservation is due to a water main break that occurred Monday.

Crews are on the scene of the break making repairs, but the city does not yet know how long the repairs will take.

Therefore, Bangs residents are asked to continue to conserve until the city notifies them the leak has been fixed.

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