The reservoir is part of a network that provides drinking water for more than 1.2 million people in Central New Jersey. It is now at an elevation of about 91.2 feet above sea level, which is 11.73 ...

New Jersey is nearly out of its drought and has sufficient reservoir levels for the hotter summer months. More rain is ...

BRICK — Water levels have dropped to record lows at the Brick Reservoir, the primary drinking water supply ... Township," Barrett said. Across New Jersey, reservoir levels are dropping fast ...

The only other open-air reservoir in New Jersey that stores already-treated drinking water is in Trenton. Uncovered reservoirs are vulnerable to contamination from birds, wildlife and runoff ...

Water engineers and conservationists sounded a dire warning about New Jersey's growing drought ... many of the state's largest reservoirs were below half their drinking water capacity.

North Jersey reservoirs that supply drinking water to millions ... such as fines for some water usage. A lack of rainfall has been the main culprit. New Jersey has had less than half its normal ...

The Murphy administration asked New Jersey residents and businesses Tuesday to conserve water, as rainfall has been below average and some drinking water reservoirs have seen their levels drop ...

New Jersey American Water, which provides water to approximately 2.9 million people throughout the state, is assuring customers that its water continues to meet all health-based primary drinking ...

The rain that has soaked parts of New Jersey this month has not been enough to refill the state's drinking water reservoirs and aquifers. Across the region, drinking water supplies are at near ...