Water restrictions may be in Moab’s future

Conserving water could be mandatory rather than advisory — and violators could face fines.

(Doug McMurdo | The Times-Independent) Mill Creek slowly migrates toward the Colorado River from the 100 West bridge on Wednesday, June 24.

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