New Grilling Ban and Other Drought Measures for NYC Parks
NYC has put a temporary stop to grilling in public parks, a move prompted by a recent brush fire in Prospect Park and ongoing dry conditions. This is just one of several steps the city is taking to address a serious drought that has many residents trying to conserve water as much as possible.
The drought isn’t just a local issue—it’s part of a larger pattern in the Tri-State Area that is putting pressure on New York’s water supply system. The city’s efforts to manage these conditions are crucial to ensure that all New Yorkers have access to clean and safe drinking water.
For updates on the drought status and practical tips on saving water, checking out the U.S. Drought Monitor can be really helpful. You can also read more about the recent Prospect Park fire here.
You can track conditions with the New York Drought Monitor.
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