Power cuts to seesaw between stage 1 and stage 3 for the weekend
Utility crisis communications manager Menzi Mngomezulu said there had been a slight increase in units taken offline for maintenance
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Utility crisis communications manager Menzi Mngomezulu said there had been a slight increase in units taken offline for maintenance
Laredo Utilities Director Arturo Garcia said the city's water quality is "excellent" and said Amistad Reservoir levels are steadily rising thanks to recent rain
Lake levels in Wichita Falls are currently in stage 1. This stage was triggered back in January at the 65% mark and only affects irrigation.
Stage 1 kicked in at 5am and is expected to last until 4pm on Sunday afternoon, after which Stage 4 will kick in.
The latest Amistad Reservoir levels are at 33.9% keeping Laredo within Stage 1 of its Water Conservation and Drought Contingency Plan.