City Of Bend Reacts To Deschutes County Drought Declaration

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Water Curtailment Alert

Bend, Ore. -Bend City Manager Eric King has declared a water curtailment alert for the City of Bend. “Water conservation is more important than ever,” said King

Earlier today, Oregon Governor Kate Brown made a drought declaration for Deschutes County. The ongoing forecast shows lower than normal precipitation and higher than normal temperatures.

This Stage 1 water curtailment alert in Bend, in accordance with our state-approved water conservation and management plan, will not require any mandatory actions by customers but is a reminder that everyone needs to be responsible with water use.

For helpful tips: www.waterwisetips.org.
For the latest City of Bend drought-related information: www.bendoregon.gov/drought.

The City of Bend is fortunate to have two sources of water supply. These include Bridge Creek and the Deschutes Regional Aquifer. Dual sources of water supply along with a commitment to water conservation and efficiency have positioned the City well to continue to meet all residential, commercial and industrial needs during this current period of drought.

If you see local news happen, call the Horizon Broadcasting Group News Tip Hotline at 541-323-NEWS, or email us.

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Annual Rhubarb Festival

This event started in La Pine at L & S Gardens. Upon the retirement of Linda she graciously passed the event on to the La Pine Senior Activity Center.  Each year the community, gathers with everything Rhubarb.

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4th Annual Wildlife Baby Shower

Join Think Wild at Oregon Spirit Distillers in Bend on May 19 from 3-6 PM to help your local wildlife hospital raise funds & supplies to care for injured and orphaned native wildlife in need this baby