Orange is set to move to Level 5 water restrictions. This weekend’s change to daylight saving time has been chosen as the date when residents will make the switch from Level 4.
The NSW Government announcement to fund a $5.5 million upgrade to a regional water pipeline has been welcomed by central west councils and water authorities. Read More
Orange City Council’s storm water harvesting systems made the most out of the weekend’s snow. Read More
Orange’s water storage is one third full and based at the current use over a year, the city has enough to last at least 12 to 18 months, assuming there is no rain. Read More
Orange’s street cleaning crew has begun one its biggest annual challenges, the sweeping away and removal of hundreds of tonnes of fallen leaves from street trees.
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With Orange’s water supplies slipping below 40% of capacity, the city’s water restrictions will move to Level 4 from Saturday (6 April).
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The level of blue green algae in Gosling Creek dam has reached the higher red alert level. Read More
Level three water restrictions are in place from Saturday, December 1. Read More
Orange residents are being urged to make their homes and gardens more water efficient as level three water restrictions become more likely. Read More
7 May 2018
Spring Hill and Lucknow residents will soon have potable water from the Orange Water Supply System as commissioning of a new 61 kilometre pipeline begins.
DOWNLOAD : Media release – Villages to receive potable water as pipeline commissioning begins
