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Gatewood Reservoir Falls to Record Depths as Pulaski Declares Drought Emergency
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Gatewood Reservoir Falls to Record Depths as Pulaski Declares Drought Emergency
The Town of Pulaski is managing a water crisis unlike anything many residents say they have witnessed in their lifetimes. Gatewood Reservoir, which has supplied the town's drinking water since 1960, has dropped more than 20 feet below its full level — more than double the typical seasonal decline of five to ten feet. Town officials declared a drought emergency on Aug. 11, ordering residents to stop all non-essential water use immediately. The ph…
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