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With spring and summer fast approaching, it's time once again for Bozeman residents to make sure they're doing their part to conserve water.

Interested in the quickest and easiest way to cut back on how much water your household uses in one month? I've got the trick.

Another gem hidden in the mountains of Bozeman. It just keeps getting better and better here.

Well, it means a few important things. Not least of which could be water usage surcharges if we're not careful. Smart landscape watering is the main goal to reduce Bozeman's water usage during this dry summer.

Some towns in Montana are limiting residential water use. Will Bozeman be next?

How does someone decide who has the best?

The new facility was built to relieve the Elk Grove Wastewater Treatment Plant, which handles the district's wastewater.

These blue-green algae commonly look like pea soup or grass clippings found on the top of the water.

Due to high water levels, the National Weather Service has issued a flood advisory for snowmelt.

Bozeman Water and Sewer has planned a temporary shutdown of the Sourdough Mainline.

With summer in full swing, you may be looking for ways to stay cool. Here are some great ideas!

What's in your water? Here in Gallatin County, you can find out the water quality for thousands of locations using an online interactive map.