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Officials want to give reward for saving water

By Mike Silvestri
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Westminster residents have not conserved enough water under code red restrictions, so the town wants to offer financial incentives.

Water rates, which have not been restructured in about 30 years, decrease per gallon as use increases. But the town is about to contract Annapolis-based Municipal Financial Services Group to analyze the rate system.

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