(WJET/WFXP) – The Town of Ripley continues to experience extremely low water levels and is urging residents to continue conservation efforts.

On Tuesday, October 14, town and county officials met to review the ongoing situation, ultimately determining that stronger water reduction measures must be used for reasons of public health and safety.

Local authorities are currently working to transport water by firetruck to the Ripley Reservoir. They want to remind residents of potential increased traffic on Routes 20 and 76. Additionally, local retailers are calling for bottled water donations in hopes of further reducing household water rates and preserving remaining water in the reservoir.

Chautauqua County has outlined ways for residents to further conserve their water, including refraining

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