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City replacing old shower heads
Cutting costs for residents with low-flow fixtures
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The water-saving shower head and wand that are available from the city of Statesboro are shown. - photo by JEFF HARRISON/staff
A new program being launched by the City of Statesboro will offer local families a considerable break on monthly water bills and promote conservation efforts to boot. In an endeavor to cut back on water use, the city’s Water/Wastewater Department has kicked off an initiative to infuse dwellings with more water- and cost-efficient fixtures. Currently, and on an indefinite basis, home-owners looking to save money on water bills can exchange old shower heads for new ‘water-wise’ heads by visiting the Water/Wastewater offices on East Main Street, a couple of doors down from City Hall.
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