Friday, October 21, 2011

Water service restored in Derby after leak in main

DERBY — South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority crews responded to a leak in a water main near the intersection of Route 8 and Main Street, the authority said today.
The section of pipe was isolated within an hour, and water service has been restored to all customers in the area, the authority said.
The break could take several hours to repair. Motorists are asked to avoid the area, if possible.
Some customers may continue to experience discolored water as a result of the initial drop in water pressure in the water mains. The authority advises customers to run the water for a few minutes to clear the discoloration. If the color does not return to normal after running the water in their home, customers should call 203-562-4020.
Customers should use caution when washing clothes, especially light colored ones, the authority said.
Police, firefighters and workers from the state Department of Transportation also responded.

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