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Posted on: August 2, 2023

[ARCHIVED] National Water Quality Month: The Importance of Clean Water

National Water Quality Month

National Water Quality Month reminds us to think about small steps we can take to help protect our water supply:

  • Regular soap and water is better than antibacterial soaps or cleaning products. Many antibacterial soaps contain a registered pesticide that can harm marine life.
  • Recycle prescription drugs at the Police Department instead of flushing unwanted or out-of-date medications down the toilet or drain.
  • Keep storm drains clear of debris and don't put anything down storm drains because they carry water to local waterways.
  • Fix leaks that drop from cars and put liners in driveways to collect oil and other materials.
  • Look for natural products instead of using pesticides or chemical fertilizers that can end up in local waterways.
  • Choose nontoxic household products when possible.
  • Pick up after pets.

Learn more at: https://nationalwaterqualitymonth.org/


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