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DeSoto City Lights The City Is Asking For Your Cooperation in Conserving Water The City of DeSoto recently called on residents to conserve on outside water usage as a part of our Drought Contingency Plan that kicks in when water usage goes beyond 80% of capacity for a set period of time. There are many things that residents can do to conserve water, but the first tier of response under DeSoto’s required Drought Contingency Plan centers around outdoor water use and finding ways to scale it back.
The most impactful immediate steps that you can take to reduce water consumption include: Limit the irrigation of landscaped areas to no more than once every five (5) days Limit outdoor watering to between the hours of 9 pm and 5 am. Set automatic sprinkler systems to provide thorough but infrequent watering. Rain
shutoff valves can prevent watering in the rain. Use drip irrigation systems for bedded plants, trees and shrubs, or use soaker hoses or sprinkler hoses turned upside-down. Water slowly for better absorption and never water on windy days. Do not scalp lawns when mowing during hot weather. Taller grass holds moisture better. A better-looking lawn will result if grass is mowed often so that only ½ or ¾ inch is cut off. Use a watering can or hand-water with the hose in small areas of the lawn that need more
frequent watering, (near walks or driveways or in especially hot, sunny spots). Do not clear walks and driveways with the hose. Use a broom or blower instead. When washing the car, use a bucket of soapy water and turn the hose on only for rinsing. Thank you for your attention to this important request. By working to temporarily cut back DeSoto’s water usage, the Public Utilities Department will be able to ensure that you and your neighbors have the water needed to get through this summer season.
CITY CALENDAR AUGUST 2 NaƟonal Night Out ‐No City Council 4 Library Board Mtg. ‐ Library ‐ 7 pm 4 KDB Board Mtg. ‐ Civic Ctr. ‐ 6:30 pm 9 Planning & Zoning Mtg.‐City Hall‐6pm 10 Council RedistricƟng Mtg. City Hall 6pm 11 Volunteer Fair ‐ Civic Ctr. ‐ 6 pm 15 Special City Council Mtg. ‐ City Hall 6pm SEPTEMBER 5 City Offices closed Labor Day 5 City Council Mtg. ‐ City Hall—6pm 7 KDB Board Mtg. ‐ Civic Ctr. 6:30 pm 7 Library Board MeeƟng Library 7 pm 7 KDB Board Mtg. ‐ Civic Ctr. 6:30 pm 13 Planning & Zoning Mtg. ‐ City Hall 6 pm 17 LaƟn Fest ‐ Town Ctr. Amphitheater 19 Special Council Mtg. ‐ City Hall 6 pm 20 City Council Mtg. ‐ City Hall ‐ 6 pm 22 Board & Commission Banquet 6:30 pm 24 Document Shredding Event ‐ 9am 26 DeSoto Dev. Board Mtg. ‐ City Hall‐ 9am 27 Planning & Zoning Mtg.—City Hall 6 pm 16 City Council Mtg. ‐ City Hall ‐ 6 pm 20 Veterans Benefit Fair ‐ City Hall 10am 27 Development Board Mtg. City Hall 9am
DeSoto’s 2022 Citizen Survey
Randomly selected residents in DeSoto recently received the 2022 Citizen Survey in the mail and they are being asked to complete and return them by August 1st. Residents who did not receive a copy by mail will have an opportunity to take the survey online later in August. City of DeSoto will announce the online availability of the survey on its The information that is provided by participating residents will be used to improve DeSoto’s existing programs and services and help determine long-range planning and investment. home page and social media platforms soon.
Mural Project Work is underway on the City of DeSoto’s first Public Art Mural project. Policies and procedures for commissioning public art were put in place with the adoption of the City’s Cultural Arts Master Plan and guide this project. This mural is located on the plaza at DeSoto Town Center. Stop by and watch the artist at work.
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U.S. Coast Guard Birthday - August 4th Purple Heart Day - August 7th August 20th 10 am—DeSoto City Hall — In person Benefits Forum. Patriot Day - September 11th POW/MIA Recognition Day - September 16th Gold Star Mothers &Families Day - September 25th If you need assistance with filing for veterans benefits or have a question about your benefits, please email [email protected] . or call 972.230.9648.
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