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Avenel Barn Condition Assessment Update Meeting

WSSC Water will update the community and answer questions. Should Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) cancel day and evening activities due to inclement weather, this meeting will be rescheduled. ...

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Toilet leaks are the leading cause of high water bills. As discussed in the following statistics, the numbers add up quickly, no matter how small or large the leak. For a small leak, which may add 200 gallons per day, you'll add an estimated $451 on top of your regular bill. For a medium leak, which may add 2,000 gallons per day, you'll add an estimated $5,226 on top of your regular bill. For a large leak, which may add 4,000 gallons per day, you'll add an estimated $10,531 on top of your regular bill.