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Poor snowpack and Grasshopper Fire prompt voluntary water restrictions in The Dalles

Poor snowpack and the Grasshopper Fire have prompted voluntary water restrictions for all city users in The Dalles, Oregon. The measure reflects pressure on local water availability and wildfire conditions.

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Reduced water supplies combined with wildfire risk could worsen strain on residents, firefighting and local infrastructure.

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  1. Poor snowpack and the Grasshopper Fire spur voluntary water restrictions for all city users in The Dalles ↗columbiagorgenews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 2:46 AM UTC

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