MANDATORY WATER CONSERVATION NOTICE FOR ALL HASTINGS MUNCIPAL CUSTOMERS

The following water uses are considered nonessential and are prohibited during this emergency.

Prohibited Water Uses

Watering lawns, gardens, landscaped areas, trees, shrubs and outdoor plants.

Watering golf courses without a valid Drought Emergency Operations Plan.

Washing paved surfaces, such as streets, sidewalks, driveways, garages, parking areas, tennis courts and patios.

Operating water fountains, artificial waterfalls and reflecting pools. Washing vehicles.

Serving water in eating places unless specifically requested by the individual.

Filling and topping off swimming pools.

We will inform you when the prohibited water use restrictions are lifted.

Any questions please call the Hastings Municipal Authority office 814-247-8240 Mon-Fri 8:00am-4:00pm

Tier 3 Notice 2022

Water Quality Report 2021

Hastings Waterline Replacement Project

How to Detect and Check for a Service Line Leak

Indicators that you may have a leak.

A home's water service line can develop a leak. Although such leaks may be difficult to detect, there are some distinct signs which may indicate a leak in your service line as follows.

Decreased flow or a noticeable loss in water pressure within your home.
Water bills that indicate unexplainable, increased water consumption.
Wet spots in your yard between the meter location and your home or water seeping into your basement or crawl space near your water service line location.
Sounds of running water or hissing coming from your main water shut-off valve at a time when water is not being used in your home.

To Determine whether you have a leak.

Turn off the main water shut-off valve located inside your home.
Go outside and check your water meter.
If the water meter is turning, you have an underground leak and should contact a plumber.

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