LYTLE, Texas – Lytle city officials asked residents to begin conserving water Sunday morning.
Lytle Mayor Ruben Gonzalez and Police Chief Richard Priest posted the announcements to their social media pages.
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Team Lytle, please conserve water, looks like a breaker at well site popped. Public works is working it with CPS.
— Ruben Gonzalez (@mayorgonzltx) March 10, 2024
Gonzalez described the issue as the “breaker at its well site popped.” Priest said it was “an issue with our booster pump.”
Lytle Water System – We currently have an issue with our booster pump. Please conserve water.
— Richey Priest (@lytlepdchief) March 10, 2024
The city’s public works department is working on a fix with CPS Energy, Gonzalez said.
Sunday’s announcement is not the first time Lytle residents have dealt with water ordinances in recent months. Back in December, residents were asked to boil their water following a water main break that caused water pressures to fall.
One month later, on Jan. 17, residents were asked to conserve water after a water pump was replaced.
It is not yet known when the city’s latest water conservation advisory will end.
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