Mandatory Ban For Non-Essential Water Use In Booneville

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Updated: 6/29/2012 8:05 pm
The Booneville Water District is issuing a mandatory ban on all non-essential water use due to lack of rainfall and the lowering river level.

Officials say water usage should be limited to essential purposes such as cooking and bathing.

Non-essential water use includes filling swimming pools, watering yards and gardens, and washing cars.
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