SCIENCEJul 24 · 02:50 UTCKMGH DENVER7Tyler Melito

'Time to take an extra step': Castle Rock moves to Stage 2 drought restrictions

Castle Rock, Colo., has moved to Stage 2 Drought Restrictions due to worsening conditions, with restrictions including limited outdoor watering and reduced water budgets. Castle Rock Water aims for 25% water savings, emphasizing the need for conservation amid high usage and dry weather.

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