Town Notices
Town has lifted the status of Voluntary Water Conservation
The Town of Front Royal Public Works Department has observed that the average stream flow rate of the South Fork of the Shenandoah River has increased; therefore, the Town has lifted the status of Voluntary Water Conservation for its municipal water system users.
Thank you for your assistance in conserving the Town of Front Royal’s water resources during the most recent periods of low river flow. Please continue to monitor your local media sources for future reports of water conservation efforts in the Town of Front Royal if the average stream flow rate decreases.
If you have any questions about water conservation efforts and would like to learn more about conserving water usage, please contact the Public Works Department (540) 635-7819.
Joe Waltz
Town Manager
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