In response to ongoing drought conditions, several communities in Virginia, including Roanoke, Pulaski, and Salem, have implemented voluntary water use restrictions. The Western Virginia Water Authority has urged customers to reduce non-essential water use as reservoirs are drained. The town of Pulaski has also issued a drought warning and called for residents to limit water usage. Newport News Waterworks has joined the efforts, encouraging voluntary conservation measures. As drought concerns mount, communities across the region are urging residents to take action to conserve water.