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Harper Woods residents advised not to drink discolored water as crews repair water main break
The Harper Woods water main repairs are expected to last three to five hours. Residents should not drink discolored water.
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The Harper Woods water main repairs are expected to last three to five hours. Residents should not drink discolored water.
On Saturday, crews are expected to inspect the pipe and find materials required for the repair, GLWA said.
A water main break in Grosse Pointe Park may cause low water pressure or water outages for residents in the surrounding area.
Residents without heat at Troy Place Apartments cannot seem to get a break after a main water break floods the first floor Thursday night.
Most of the breaks occurred in neighborhoods, but a couple along major thoroughfares put drivers in danger of hydroplaning.
Community members in search of water following Tuesday morning's water main break in Macomb County are able to find it at either Chesterfield Township fire station.
The Great Lakes Water Authority issued a boil water advisory for five Metro Detroit communities after a water main break, officials said.
Officials say the broken valve replacement along the N. Saginaw Street corridor was restored at 2 a.m. Wednesday; however, the alert will remain in effect through Friday.
Although the break has been fixed, there was some ponding in the area Tuesday.
According to an update on Monday, GLWA officials say normal operations returned over the weekend. The agency is lifting its request for 23 communities to limit their water usage.
Residents in 23 communities are urged to limit water usage outdoors as the Great Lakes Water Authority continues to make repairs following a main break.
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Storms return on Wednesday.