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After weeks of pleading with the public to cut back on their water usage and no rain, Alabama cities Maryville and Alcoa have announced a mandatory water reduction plan.
Officials say lower than normal rainfall and the low level of the Little River is forcing them to implement the restrictions.
The restrictions apply to Maryville and Alcoa water customers, Tuckaleechee Utility District, and the Stock Creek area of Knox Chapman Utility District.
If you are caught no complying, you can be cited for $50 plus court costs and possibly termination of water service.
Alcoa enacted a similar ordinance, that calls for mandatory water conservation by their residential and commercial customers.
People caught violating the ordinance could face up to a $50 fine and also face termination of their water service.
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