The water main cleaning project is being undertaken to ensure that customers continue to receive high quality water.
The Seymour water main cleaning project
is estimated to last approximately three weeks.
During that time customers may notice some discoloration in their water. This discoloration results from the temporary disturbance of the water flow, which stirs up naturally occurring minerals that settle in water mains.
During that time customers may notice some discoloration in their water. This discoloration results from the temporary disturbance of the water flow, which stirs up naturally occurring minerals that settle in water mains.
Aquarion recommends customers store water in their
refrigerators for drinking and cooking. Customers should also refrain
from washing laundry if water is discolored.
Prior
to resuming use, customers should run their cold water faucets until
the water appears clear.
Seymour residents can stay informed on the status of the water main
cleaning in two ways.
First, residents can receive an automated phone call notification through Code Red, Aquarion’s reverse 911 system.
If they haven’t already signed up for Code Red, residents mayan be added to the call list by going to Aquarion’s website at www.aquarionwater.com and clicking on the “Code Red” link on the homepage.
Additionally, Aquarion will be posting weekly updates of the streets that will be affected by the cleaning under the “Alerts & Outages” link on the homepage.
First, residents can receive an automated phone call notification through Code Red, Aquarion’s reverse 911 system.
If they haven’t already signed up for Code Red, residents mayan be added to the call list by going to Aquarion’s website at www.aquarionwater.com and clicking on the “Code Red” link on the homepage.
Additionally, Aquarion will be posting weekly updates of the streets that will be affected by the cleaning under the “Alerts & Outages” link on the homepage.
Aquarion appreciates its customers’ understanding and patience. For
questions, call Aquarion’s Customer Service Department at 1-800-732-9678.
The streets that will be affected on week one (May 19-22) include:
• Beecher Place
• Bellevue Terrace
• Bryan Circle
• Bryson Avenue
• Castle Lane
• Chickadee Lane
• Colony Road
• Colony Street Extension
• CT-115 South Main Street
• CT-313 Maple Street
• Glenbrook Drive
• Halsey Street
• Hickory Lane
• Hickory Lane Extension
• Hine Street
• Hull Place
• Jay Lane
• Lane Street
• Maple Street
• Marie Drive
• Moss Avenue
• Oakwood Drive
• Omar Street
• Oriole Lane
• Patton Avenue
• Pearl Street
• Pheasant Drive
• Reservoir Manor
• Rimmon Road
• Rimmon Road
• Robin Road
• Rosko Street
• Summer Hill Road
• Union Street
• Walnut Street
• Warren Drive
• Washington Avenue
• Westerman Avenue
• Westerman Avenue
• Whippoorwill Lane
• Wild Duck Road
• Willow Street
• Woodcrest Road
• Wooster Street
• Wycliffe Terrace
About Aquarion Water Company
Aquarion Water Co. is the public water supply company for more than
625,000 people in 49 cities and towns throughout Connecticut, as well as
serving customers in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
It is the
largest investor-owned water utility in New England
and among the seven largest in the U.S. Based in Bridgeport, it
has been in the public water supply business since 1857.
Across its
operations, Aquarion strives to act as a responsible steward of the
environment and to assist the communities it serves
in promoting sustainable practices.
For more information on Aquarion Water Co. and its subsidiaries, visit
http://www.aquarionwater.com/ or
www.facebook.com/aquarionwater
This post is taken from a press release from the company.
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