Orange residents will be able to use soaker hoses for two hours at a time on two days a week, instead of only Sundays, following the easing of water restriction which came into force today.
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Orange City Council will ease water restrictions to level four as the combined water storage capacity reaches 40 per cent in the coming days. Read More
Orange’s water storage hit a significant milestone with a total combined storage of 35.54 per cent. Read More
As Plastic Free July launches its 10th year of fighting the war against single-use plastics, residents in Orange can learn more about how to take part in the month-long challenge, or take inspiration from local waste champions. Read More
Consistently high flows in the Macquarie River have kept the Macquarie to Orange pipeline pumps flowing, gradually building Orange’s water storage levels.
For the first time in fifteen months, creeks are flowing into Suma Park Dam. Read More
Good inflows from both the Macquarie pipeline and the city’s stormwater harvesting have again pushed back the date when Level 6 water restrictions could begin in Orange. Read More
For the third week in a row, the level of Orange’s water storage has increased.
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Orange City Council invites locals to join the convoy and pledge to keep their rigs dirty, rather than washing them. Figures show that daily water consumptions are at the lowest ever and it is with this sensible approach to a serious situation that we can take the next step.
Orange City Council is pumping water from the Macquarie River for the first time since the NSW Government announced its approval of a new lower trigger-point.
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