Dimmitt council lowers drought‑plan triggers, citing updated consumption figures
The City of Dimmitt amended its Drought Contingency Plan, lowering the Stage 1 trigger from 1.5 million to 750,000 gallons for a 30‑day period and a single‑day trigger from 2.5 million to 1.75 million, following staff and engineering recommendations. Council approved the change unanimously.
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The Dimmitt City Council voted May 18 to amend the city's Drought Contingency Plan, adopting lower numeric triggers staff said reflect current water‑use conditions.
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