WSSC lifts water restrictions
By
Washington Post editors
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission lifted mandatory water use restrictions Monday afternoon.
Power was cut off Sunday afternoon to a WSSC plant that supplies 70 percent of the water for Montgomery and Prince George's counties when a storm moved through the region. Authorities asked residents to curb consumption and refrain from any outdoor use.
The plant returned to full production late Monday morning.
By
Washington Post editors
| July 26, 2010; 5:30 PM ET
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