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Report with Charlotte Water logo at top, followed by title in black font, Lancaster Hwy Drinking Water Pipe Repair, Dec 14-20. Below that is a grey map showing the intersection of the repair'ls location notated with a yellow box. Blue and red lines indicate detour routes. Below the map are 2 footnotes with detour details, 1 corresponds with the red line and 2, the blue.

Lancaster Hwy Pipe Repair Updates

Update: Crews successfully replaced the leaking drinking water valve and kept customers in service throughout the difficult repair.

The northbound lane reopened Sunday afternoon. The southbound lane reopened Wednesday (December 21st) evening. Additional work will be needed to rebuild road at a later time. CLTWater will update when lanes close/reopen.

stainless steel spigot of a kitchen faucet pours water into a stainless sink below

Five New Ways to Conserve Water at Home

Since 2001, water consumption for an average family of four in Mecklenburg County has gone down from 11 Ccfs (8,228 gallons) per 30-day billing cycle to 7 Ccf’s (5,236 gallons) per 30-day billing cycle.

We attribute this to increased water conservation measures as well as the installation of more efficient appliances and irrigation systems.

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