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Clarendon officials say drinking water is safe as Greenbelt Reservoir levels decline

ABC 7 Amerillo Clovis

Sep 16, 2026

Clarendon officials say drinking water is safe as Greenbelt Reservoir levels decline

The Greenbelt Reservoir is currently holding about 3,278 acre-feet of water.The Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority, which provides water to Clar

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Clarendon officials say drinking water is safe as Greenbelt Reservoir levels decline

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