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Englewood says voluntary water restrictions are working as usage declines
Englewood, Colorado, has seen a 10% decrease in water usage this year compared to 2024 and a 5% decrease compared to 2025, despite relying on voluntary conservation measures instead of mandatory restrictions. City officials attribute the decline to effective community compliance with voluntary guidelines, supported by Englewood's strong water rights.
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