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Seneca residents are being asked to voluntarily conserve water.
City Administrator Tami Haverkamp says residents are being asked to cut back on water usage wherever possible.
Haverkamp says while the supply is still adequate at this time, the city’s high service pumps are running 22 hours a day and when the equipment runs around the clock that’s a major concern for their system.
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