MCCALL, Idaho — The City of McCall has announced that last week's "water conservation emergency" has been lifted.
The emergency was ordered after a pipe failed at the city's water treatment plant during routine maintenance on Wednesday, April 29, at approximately 4:30 p.m.
The City of McCall had to draw water from previously treated sources during the conservation emergency.
The city announced the lift on Monday, May 4, saying there are no emergency restrictions in place. However, per city code, alternative-day irrigation watering remains in effect.
"Your continued cooperation in reducing water use helps ensure the city’s water system remains reliable for everyone," the city added. "Thank you for doing your part during this emergency."
