By WKTV Staff
greer@wktv.org

The City of Wyoming today announced an odd/even outdoor water restriction for residents and
businesses on the City’s water system that begins May 1 and extends through June 15.

The restriction does not affect water used for drinking and bathing purposes. It limits when residents
and businesses can water lawns, landscaping and fill pools to minimize the burden on the city’s water
treatment plant during construction of the third transmission main.

Under the restriction, outdoor watering is allowed on odd days for municipal water customers with an
address that ends in an odd number. For example, an address of 611 can water on the first, third, fifth,
seventh, etc. day of the month. For properties with an even address – for example, 610 – outdoor
watering is allowed on the second, fourth, sixth, eighth, etc. day of the month.

Odd/even outdoor water restrictions apply to residents and businesses on the City of Wyoming water
system. This includes the following communities:

• City of Wyoming
• Olive Township (additional restrictions may apply, check with your municipality)
• Blendon Township (additional restrictions may apply, check with your municipality)
• Holland Township
• Georgetown Township (additional restrictions may apply, check with your municipality)
• Jamestown Township
• Gaines Township
• Byron Township
• City of Hudsonville
• City of Grandville
• Western portion of the City of Kentwood
  
  Municipal leaders ask for the community’s support of the outdoor water use restriction during
  construction which will increase capacity and reliability. In this interim, compliance with the restriction will help avoid an outright ban for everyone on outdoor irrigation.
  
  Water customers can learn more and see if they’re on the City’s water system at
  wyomingmi.gov/watering or Check Here.