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LCRA representatives present a $14,609 grant to the Senna Hills Municipal Utility District for monitors to help locate leaks within its water distribution system. From left: Stacy Pandey, LCRA senior water conservation coordinator; Chet Palesko, Senna Hills MUD president; Chris Kite, Utilimatics chief technology officer; and Carol Freeman, LCRA Board member. (Courtesy Lower Colorado River Authority)

Amid prolonged drought, LCRA program helps save millions of gallons of water

By Haley McLeod

Amid drought conservation efforts announced earlier this spring, the Lower Colorado River Authority, or LCRA, has awarded funding that will help save millions of gallons of water annually.

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