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Lexington Residents Experience Water Pressure Drop Due to Major Line Break

Lexington Residents Face Drop in Water Pressure

Attention, Lexington! If you’ve recently noticed a dip in your water pressure, you’re not alone. The town’s utilities department has informed residents about a major water line break that is currently impacting several neighborhoods. This incident took place on Corley Mill Road and the ongoing repairs may leave many customers feeling the effects.

What We Know

According to the town’s announcement made on Wednesday, a 12-inch water main on Corley Mill Road is the culprit behind the pressure drops. This break is affecting customers who live nearby on roads such as Hope Ferry Road, Mill Stream Road, and Sunset Boulevard. While this may sound alarming, the good news is that the water remains safe to drink.

How You Might be Affected

If you live in or around the affected areas, you might start experiencing some unpleasant surprises when you turn on the tap. Residents have reported symptoms like:

  • Air in their water lines – that annoying gurgling sound!
  • Discoloration – it might not be your morning coffee!
  • White or cloudy water – not the sparkling drink you were hoping for!

What to Do If You Experience Issues

Don’t panic! The utilities department has your back. If you notice any of these issues, they recommend flushing your internal plumbing. Simply run your faucet for a while until the water clears up and returns to normal. This simple act can help clear out any air or cloudy water that has found its way into your home. Remember, there’s no need to be alarmed – the quality of your water is still perfectly fine.

Updates and Repairs

The utilities team is hard at work trying to restore the water lines back to their normal operating capacity as quickly as they can. They know this is an inconvenience, and they appreciate your patience during this time. You can stay informed about the repair progress and any further updates from the town. They stress the importance of staying tuned for real-time updates that could change everything for you as a resident.

Stay Calm and Carry On

Although a drop in water pressure may not be what you wanted to hear today, it’s essential to maintain your calm. Remember, lots of folks in Lexington are feeling it too. This little hiccup will be fixed before you know it! As they like to say: when life gives you cloudy water, just flush it out! And, of course, the town is committed to keeping every resident informed regularly.

We’re In This Together

As Lexington continues to deal with this water main break, it’s a good reminder that sometimes, unforeseen issues pop up in our lovely communities. Whether it’s a broken water line or a surprise thunderstorm, it’s important for all of us to come together and support one another. Kind conversations with your neighbors about the situation might even lead to helpful tips or company during this little inconvenience!

So, take heart Lexington, your water woes are being addressed, and before long, everything will be back to normal. Keep your faucets running till things clear up, and let’s hope for a smooth resolution ahead!


Author: HERE Chapin

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