Greene County is in the process of softening its tap water through reverse osmosis, reducing hardness from 27 grains per gallon to about 8 grains per gallon. The transition, expected to be completed by March, will help minimize mineral buildup in pipes and appliances, saving residents money and reducing the need for water softeners. Customers are advised to continue using their softeners for now, with official updates coming as the project progresses.

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